One should only forgive their partner if they have made one human error regarding a break up or cheating, but if they continue then love and forgiveness does not cut it and you should walk away from them.AnswerYes, to love is to forgive but if someone treats you badly over and over you should walk away. You can still forgive that person but do not place yourself in a situation where you are repeatedly treated badly. Forgiveness doesn't mean you have to stay with that person or be friends with them. However, everyone makes mistakes and if you really love someone and want to be with them, and they love you, you should forgive them. It depends on the circumstances whether you stay with someone or not.
If you donβt forgive, neither will god. I will forgive anyone who was mean to me... Like Rihanna. She would bully me a lot... but I never gave up on her to show her true kindnes... we were in about 5th grade, and she got expelled from school... due to her worsening attitude towards the staff and teachers... mostly students... Iβm in 7th grade now, but I will never forget her.
I think you should tell him that he was wrong. He had a baby with you! :DD
it means forgiveness ex. someone messes up forgive them.
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I'm not sure. But... really... would you actually be able to forgive someone who blew up your one and only little sister?
Talk to friends-FORGIVE-Know that you WILL get over it-forgive-keep busy-forgive-allow your self some healing time-get back out there as soon as you can-just dont do the rebound thing where you go after someone with similar qualities as your x-forgive
It depends on her fellings for that special someone and her emotions.
Tell him the truth. If he loves you, he will forgive you. If he doesnt forgive you, he is a bad bf and you should break up.
Apologize then let her have some time to forgive
To forgive someone is easier if the other person has apologised and asked for forgiveness; rather than killed your family and run away, for example. We forgive eachother because it is easier on the mind to forgive someone than to hold onto the memory of what they did; otherwise, we'd all end up with a pile of memories of things people have done to us, many of which are silly and insignificant, and harbour resentment, becoming cold people. Most people forgive because it says in the Bible that we should do so, so they do it. There is no point harbouring resentment.
That depends. In reality, up is up and down is down. If you were standing on the ceiling, and someone is standing on the floor, you down would be the other person's up, and vice versa. It depends on how you think about it.