forgiveness
By swapmind
@swapmind (355)
Australia
May 19, 2012 4:44pm CST
It is very often said forgiveness is a greater reward than retaliation.But at many instances i have seen people taking extra advantage of ones act of forgiveness.Considering them meek and hurting them more where as people who fight back are more secure.what according to you is a right virtue forgiveness or fighting back?
4 responses
@tkonlinevn (6438)
• Vietnam
21 May 12
That's right. So, we should calm down to avoid this kind of people.
@rewardsinlife (1132)
• United States
19 May 12
I think ultimately in the end, you should forgive. It is alright to fight for a while until you have come to terms of forgiving the person and the act they did.
@mikemirasol (31)
•
20 May 12
I think people tend to abuse people who easily forgive because they think it means that whatever mistake they did was already forgotten. It's not always forgive and forget. People should really think about what it means. For me, forgiveness isn't a one time process, it's an event. And I guess a lot of people don't see it that way.
