Why Choose Forgiveness?

[@anaswaleed-o3z]

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[@joecortesfineart7005]

Simple and yet so difficult but a true necessity starting with forgiving yourself before going on to ask for forgiveness from those you have hurt but also those who have hurt you. Loved your words of advice.

[@tomday5161]

There is inherent cause that we carry into this life. That which comes to us is a reflection of a learning process. Forgiving myself has felt to be a release from that relationship. May we all move on.................

[@janiceg7661]

I don’t speak with an aunt that raised me. I’m not angry, there’s zero emotion around her now, I just realized at some point she is mentally ill and I don’t want drama. My life is better for it. I’m struggling with losing my love to alcoholism after he claimed to be in recovery and doing well. The pain his death caused, grief, heartache is truly the most difficult experience of my life. I loved him so completely. I keep saying it was the addiction, I have to accept, but this has been brutal. I was happy and I believe he was too, but he drank, and I’m left with pain, questions, and betrayal. I thought we were partners, building a good life together. I can’t understand it. So do I have to forgive him for being an alcoholic and drinking? He was so loved! Why? What about us who loved him? How can this be our lives now?

[@LP-cp1ml]

How can you forgive, if those people are no longer living?

[@annelenknappe1686]

My perpetrator is also dead. Please, how do I forgive him for his senseless violence and cruelty? I was about to write a forgiveness letter to him. That's been tried before though. Doesn't reach my heart