Are you forgiving?
Are you ready to forgive what a person did wrong in the past, as long as they are trying to redeem at the present? Do you forgive a person for a mistake they do when they show sign of apology?
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It really depends on how repentant they are and how inconvenient they’ve been, but I’m highly variable. Sometimes I’ll just accept the apology, sometimes I’m vindictive as hell. But I tend to forgive those making a sincere attempt at redemption; it’s the ones I feel are just giving a half-hearted apology that I go after with the tenacity of a bulldog.
For the most part, I forgive and forget. Forgiveness of the same offence that repeatedly occurs is not going to happen. Actions that caused severe harm to a loved one are never forgotten and takes a long time to forgive, if ever.
Yes, sometimes even if it is to my detriment.
I’m very forgiving, but I don’t forget. And I have learned over the years to no longer play with some people.
Yes. I tend to forgive to the point that I get burned quite a bit, but I do believe people regret their mistakes and try to change.
Yes, I am forgiving as best I can. I do it for myself, not for the other person. And I don’t forgive conditionally as long as they are trying to redeem at the present.
And I am similar to others above, forgiving is not forgetting nor is it excusing. It’s a recognition that we are all human and that we all need understanding.
Yes, but that doesn’t mean I keep people in my life once they reveal their true colors. I have let go of about 5 people in the last 10 years or so. I may understand their issues/emotional problems, but doesn’t mean I want to continue dealing with them.
It depends…I rarely forgive people for repetitive behavior after I have said “enough is enough.” This is because, in my experience, people don’t really change.
I’ll forgive for one-time offenses, though.
I let most things go, faster than most people. I tend not to dwell on past offenses.
However, I reserve the right not to forgive.
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