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I hold a grudge. For a long time.
It'd be nice not to, to forgive, move on, etc etc.
If the begrudged person hasn't changed, isn't sorry and would do the same again, can you really 'forgive' as such?
And if you can't forgive, is the only way to shake a grudge to give up caring, which requires not caring about the person either?
Thoughts?
It'd be nice not to, to forgive, move on, etc etc.
If the begrudged person hasn't changed, isn't sorry and would do the same again, can you really 'forgive' as such?
And if you can't forgive, is the only way to shake a grudge to give up caring, which requires not caring about the person either?
Thoughts?
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I hold a grudge. For a long time.
It'd be nice not to, to forgive, move on, etc etc.
If the begrudged person hasn't changed, isn't sorry and would do the same again, can you really 'forgive' as such?
And if you can't forgive, is the only way to shake a grudge to give up caring, which requires not caring about the person either?
Thoughts?
It'd be nice not to, to forgive, move on, etc etc.
If the begrudged person hasn't changed, isn't sorry and would do the same again, can you really 'forgive' as such?
And if you can't forgive, is the only way to shake a grudge to give up caring, which requires not caring about the person either?
Thoughts?
Page: