To forgive or not forgive?!
By Ellie
@ellie26 (4139)
Malaysia
April 18, 2007 11:03pm CST
When you are hurt by your loved ones, especially those who committed adultery, can you forgive him/her wholeheartedly or do you just forget what he/she has done but never forgave.
7 responses
@zandi458 (28102)
• Malaysia
5 May 07
If "sorry" is one of the hardest words to say, then forgiving must be one of the hardest things to do. Why do we hold on to memories that cause awkwardness and anger? Will time heal old wounds? Anyone can forgive. Anyone can accept forgiveness. Forgiveness frees a human being. It releases us from the past and frees our energy for other things in life. The healing power of forgiveness is essential for the health of our mind and body. Lets forgive and forget, eventhough they have hurt us, the chains around our hearts open up and we become free from the jail of our painful past. We will then be at peace with ourselves.
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@summergorgeous (674)
• Philippines
22 Apr 07
it depends on what the person has done. if its someone you care but had hurt you badly. its really hard to forgive.
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@YoungInLove (1254)
• Canada
21 Apr 07
IM not going to be as optimistic as the posters above. Depends whats the person has done. I may forgive but it would take a long time. As for adultery, that is something I would never forgive. Getting cheated on is one of the most painful things to experience, and it changes a person and how they trust future people. A person who can do that to a loved one, just isnt a person thats worth forgiving.
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