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You know you have forgiven someone when you feel relieved inside of yourself. You may be wary of your friend's actions, but that doesn't mean you can't forgive. Forgiveness is a feeling of mending hearts and a feeling of joy and freedom. You can also forgive a person (the hurt doesn't hurt so much once you forgive them) and move on from them into your future.
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