Have you ever talked to someone who’s getting over a relationship and as you talk, you can see more and more bitterness coming out? Part of the bitterness might be caused by talking to you about it. Here’s what I mean…
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— Ali May 12, 2012
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— Sarah May 12, 2012
So very true!
— Rachel May 12, 2012
That was very enlightening…I only wish I had read it sooner… as I have been more bent on being right and getting my way because I thought it was only fair and that I was right… now anger and resentment had consumed me… and has caused considerable damage to my family, my own self-esteem, and the man I was engaged to has finally given up on me… Now what?
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Wise words, and more than that, because it really works! (has practical benefits). In the past, “forgive” had the negative connotation for me that you mention, but I read an article, by Rajneesh/Osho I think, in which he said something to this effect: To forgive is not something that you can “do”; Forgiveness happens when you realize there is nothing to “forgive”.
— John May 12, 2012