Please wait...
HomeForumMembers LoungeGeneral Talkis it hard to forgive and forget....?
Topic Rating:

Jump to
ySense Customer Care CornerySense Knowledge CenterMembers LoungeYour StatsSuccess StoriesPayment ProofsMember IntroductionGeneral TalkForo en EspañolCharla GeneralSoporte General y PagosInternationalPortugueseItalianFrenchGermanHindiUrduFilipinoIndonesianArabicRomanianTurkishRussianBulgarianHungarianPolishEx-Yugoslavia
is it hard to forgive and forget....?

Locked

#1 by pindokhan123 » Tue May 09, 2017 08:23

want to ask you my clixsense buddies,,,,how hard is it for you to forgive?

ok forgetting is virtually in possible as it will always be in the back of your mind but have you tried to move on with that other person forward without holding any past grudges?

i do find it hard forgiving,,why?
ok let me put it this way.....when i like someone eg husbands family member,i will be very generous with them,very kind and treat em really nicely but one day something happens and they broke your trust....this really hurts me and i find it very hard to accept and forgive.

i think if i just keep forgiving people will tend to walk all over me,thinking of me as some soppy ,soft mush which i am not,yet they fail to realize their own doings.

in today's society where money talks,only 2 things bring people together,that are weddings and funerals,apart from that no one wants to know :(
pindokhan123
Posts1,824
Member Since3 Jul 2015
Last Visit21 May 2017
Likes Given2,025
Likes Received1,455/854

#2 by Marcel-R6 » Tue May 09, 2017 09:20

I'll guess that all depends on what kind of person you are.
Marcel-R6
Posts3,820
Member Since16 Jan 2014
Last Visit27 Dec 2020
Likes Given1,634
Likes Received3,303/1,693

#3 by pindokhan123 » Tue May 09, 2017 09:23

and the severity of the crime,does that count?
pindokhan123
Posts1,824
Member Since3 Jul 2015
Last Visit21 May 2017
Likes Given2,025
Likes Received1,455/854

#4 by rpdesign » Tue May 09, 2017 09:24

pindokhan123 wrote: .....
in today's society where money talks,only 2 things bring people together,that are weddings and funerals,apart from that no one wants to know :(

nahhh....i hate weddings especially, cuz most guests are always NEVER punctual

.... and to put it more lightly, its $$$ and gals that brings people together :lol:
rpdesign
Posts1,510
Member Since20 Jul 2015
Last Visit17 Jan 2024
Likes Given350
Likes Received1,016/564

#5 by pindokhan123 » Tue May 09, 2017 09:30

that's true too ,as you put it lightly and looking at it from a humorous point of view but you get my drift don't you?

im just saying i sometimes find it hard to apologise and forgive especially when the other person is at fault and wont even admit it,,,
there was a quote here i posted which was really to the point,,,

'apologizing doesn't necessarily mean the other person is right,its just that you value your relationship more than your ego'

anyway something like this...

money will always bring people together no doubt that i agree with 100%,like bees round a honey pot :twisted:
pindokhan123
Posts1,824
Member Since3 Jul 2015
Last Visit21 May 2017
Likes Given2,025
Likes Received1,455/854

#6 by BouldRake » Tue May 09, 2017 09:37

It's way too easy to forgive. Way too easy to forget. It gets you nowhere, don't do it.

I wrote:When I look at my life, and wonder where I went wrong, it's actually pretty obvious.

Mercy.

Mercy is where it went wrong.

My advice to the younger generation - and I confess this isn't your general feel good advice - is to put mercy aside. It isn't worth it. You must avenge all wrongs before they escalate. You must avenge all blood feuds before they spread. You must keep your friends close, and your axe closer.

If you do not, that's exactly what they will do - spread, escalate, and poison every aspect of your life. Mercy is a weapon of the coward, wound into the social consciousness as a "good thing" to ensure "powerful" men never have to face somebody they wronged in the flesh. Nothing more.


Odin wrote:Let a man never stir on his road a step
without his weapons of war;
for unsure is the knowing when need shall arise
of a spear on the way without.
BouldRake
Posts2,841
Member Since1 Aug 2010
Last Visit28 Nov 2023
Likes Given10
Likes Received2,968/1,514

#7 by pindokhan123 » Tue May 09, 2017 10:15

wow bouldrake,that was intense,,,,sound words tho :thumbup:
pindokhan123
Posts1,824
Member Since3 Jul 2015
Last Visit21 May 2017
Likes Given2,025
Likes Received1,455/854

#8 by zegon » Tue May 09, 2017 10:29

Hope You can forgive me , but i'm not going to answer this question and hope you forget it.

Honestly ;

It depends on what people have done , some things can not be forgiven sometimes , such as infidelity , etc.

But i would like to be forgiven myself if i've done something stupid and then i try to be generous back on that.

But as i said , some things i just can not get over.

Forgive my bad English , i wrote on American , hope you can forget that too.
zegon
Posts1,104
Member Since23 May 2015
Last Visit5 Jun 2021
Likes Given204
Likes Received1,039/566

#9 by pindokhan123 » Tue May 09, 2017 10:31

zegon wrote: Hope You can forgive me , but i'm not going to answer this question and hope you forget it.

Honestly ;

It depends on what people have done , some things can not be forgiven sometimes , such as infidelity , etc.

But i would like to be forgiven myself if i've done something stupid and then i try to be generous back on that.

But as i said , some things i just can not get over.

Forgive my bad English , i wrote on American , hope you can forget that too.


oh zegon your post was so sweet,i just have to forgive you :D
pindokhan123
Posts1,824
Member Since3 Jul 2015
Last Visit21 May 2017
Likes Given2,025
Likes Received1,455/854

#10 by larryonly » Tue May 09, 2017 11:58

and the severity of the crime,does that count?
Yes that definitely counts, some just can not be forgiven or forgotten . :twisted: :evil:
larryonly
Posts243
Member Since16 Mar 2007
Last Visit27 Aug 2019
Likes Given745
Likes Received193/115

#11 by tasman1 » Tue May 09, 2017 14:31

Yes
tasman1
Posts19,498
Member Since5 May 2012
Last VisitToday
Likes Given17,738
Likes Received18,730/9,941

#12 by BouldRake » Tue May 09, 2017 14:37

On the flip side, if you waste time on silly little things like who is in the right, and who is in the wrong, you'd never know whose side you're on from one minute to the next.

It doesn't matter what you're dealing with, it matters who you're dealing with.

Complete and total betrayal is okay from some people, it doesn't need forgiving, forgetting, or mercy. If you've already chosen your side, it just doesn't matter.

Others...others make me stand by my previous comment.
BouldRake
Posts2,841
Member Since1 Aug 2010
Last Visit28 Nov 2023
Likes Given10
Likes Received2,968/1,514

#13 by seaeagle » Tue May 09, 2017 15:53

I'm a very forgiving person. It means I do not always win, and sometimes I get taken advantage of, but being able to forgive & forget means that I can put things behind me and move on with my life without bitterness eating away my insides.

We cannot change the past, so why continue living in it? Sometimes we need to move on (as hard as it may seem to do).

Forgive & forget does not mean literally wiping what happened from your mind. It is about acknowledging that you can't change what happened, and getting on with life without the memories of what occurred holding you back.

I class being unable to forgive or forget as a form of bitterness, and we all know what they say about bitterness. That it is like taking poison & hoping the other person will die, or that it is a cancer that eats the host from the inside.

If you cannot forgive or forgot, then you are also denying the other person the opportunity to make things right again.

Of course, some people are just bad for you & should be cut out of your life, but I've found that, in the main, most people who do the wrong thing feel embarrassed & ashamed that they have let the other person down & want to right the wrong. That requires forgiveness from the wronged person.
seaeagle
Posts466
Member Since9 Aug 2007
Last Visit8 Dec 2020
Likes Given1,275
Likes Received693/302

#14 by SeldomSeen » Tue May 09, 2017 16:10

Always forgive, that is for your own well being
Never forget, or you leave yourself open again
SeldomSeen
Posts454
Member Since8 Jan 2017
Last Visit6 Sep 2019
Likes Given226
Likes Received210/152

#15 by pindokhan123 » Tue May 09, 2017 20:58

SeldomSeen wrote: Always forgive, that is for your own well being
Never forget, or you leave yourself open again


very nicely put my friend :thumbup:
pindokhan123
Posts1,824
Member Since3 Jul 2015
Last Visit21 May 2017
Likes Given2,025
Likes Received1,455/854

#16 by pindokhan123 » Tue May 09, 2017 21:00

seaeagle wrote: I'm a very forgiving person. It means I do not always win, and sometimes I get taken advantage of, but being able to forgive & forget means that I can put things behind me and move on with my life without bitterness eating away my insides.

We cannot change the past, so why continue living in it? Sometimes we need to move on (as hard as it may seem to do).

Forgive & forget does not mean literally wiping what happened from your mind. It is about acknowledging that you can't change what happened, and getting on with life without the memories of what occurred holding you back.

I class being unable to forgive or forget as a form of bitterness, and we all know what they say about bitterness. That it is like taking poison & hoping the other person will die, or that it is a cancer that eats the host from the inside.

If you cannot forgive or forgot, then you are also denying the other person the opportunity to make things right again.

Of course, some people are just bad for you & should be cut out of your life, but I've found that, in the main, most people who do the wrong thing feel embarrassed & ashamed that they have let the other person down & want to right the wrong. That requires forgiveness from the wronged person.


seaeagle,sometimes you can tell alot from just reading a persons post and from reading yours i conclude that you indeed are a very loving,caring and kind person.

ever word in your post is true and i fully agree with what you said,big hugzz from me :)
pindokhan123
Posts1,824
Member Since3 Jul 2015
Last Visit21 May 2017
Likes Given2,025
Likes Received1,455/854

#17 by Darkstar2 » Thu May 11, 2017 11:05

It depends - some people are forgiving by nature, some hold a grudge by nature. Some people have short memories, some people have selective ones :D Also it depends on the wrong that was done and by whom.

Our brain is hardwired in a way where we prioritize negative thoughts first and bury good ones. It's much harder to forget what has hurt us than remember good things.

As far as I'm concerned, I have supernatural memory - and I don't forget :D :D :D and to be honest, I have a hard time forgiving too - but there again it depends on the situation. In my opinion certain things cannot be forgiven, I will not give examples here of course, but there are always these things that you simply can't forgive/forget.

Sometimes you are done wrong by someone and as a result your whole life is ruined and wasted - so when you see that the person who did this to you is succeeding and enjoying their life - it's hard to forgive (just giving an example).
Darkstar2
Posts20,127
Member Since2 Oct 2011
Last VisitToday
Likes Given7,134
Likes Received13,947/7,806
Return to 'General Talk' Forum     Return to the forums index
All times displayed are PST - Server Time: May 7, 2024 18:20:28 PST