Can I forgive her for being like this?

Updated on amusement 2024-05-25
8 answers
  1. Anonymous users2024-02-11

    You should forgive him for things that are your fault.

  2. Anonymous users2024-02-10

    Divide it, spend your whole life to swallow the bitter fruit of young impulses, and it is you who owe others first.

  3. Anonymous users2024-02-09

    He's a bit too much, how can he do that.

    You're not right to hit a woman.

    This question still depends on what you think, people can't mess up, there has been such a situation once, and you will be together in the future and now there will be an estrangement, which is not good for your future life. If you really love it, don't mind. You just love her with all your heart, don't think about it anymore, even if you quarrel in the future, don't mention it and treat it as if it didn't happen.

  4. Anonymous users2024-02-08

    Do it, no wonder! But this kind of woman can't be wanted, and as soon as they are separated, they will find a man to sleep with? What kind of world is this... No man doesn't have a good time!!

  5. Anonymous users2024-02-07

    If she really loves you, forget it, don't say anything, don't think about anything, just look at what you think, if you mind these things, don't reconcile, as long as it's a child, what do you think? If it were me, I wouldn't want someone else's child, but I had to figure it out, if you love him, please bear with him,,, anyway, the most important thing is for you to see what you think.

  6. Anonymous users2024-02-06

    Some things are unforgivable. Really

    I've always forgiven my girlfriend before, but she hasn't changed. It makes me more miserable every time.

  7. Anonymous users2024-02-05

    I think I can be forgiven if the other party apologizes. But only if the damage from this mistake is shallow. If it's a small thing, it's forgivable.

    If something happens that is big and hurts deeply, I will never forgive. As long as we get along with others, there will be contact and conflict, and both sides should understand each other if they have unintentional mistakes, and each step back is a big deal. Often there are people on the street quarreling, and even fighting, I think a lot of them are deviating from the situation, and it becomes venting anger and venting dissatisfaction with others in society, that is, I am not in a good mood and is under a lot of pressure, you hit the muzzle of the gun yourself, I don't take you out of anger and take out anger on anyone, anyway, you did something wrong, I scolded you, insulted you, beat you, and you have to bear it.

    But let's not forget that we are civilized people, and intensifying the lack of a spear and a shield will not be conducive to the resolution of the contradiction, and the end will only be that everyone enters the bureau, and then under the education of the police uncle, both sides apologize to each other, wasting time, I don't know why. So, I don't think it's pointy to just stay on one thing, but it doesn't mean forgive one thing. Because once some injuries occur, it is a fait accompli, and there is no way to change it, and the person who hurt me, if he can reflect on his behavior and apologize to me, this matter will be easier in my heart, otherwise every time I think about it, I will always remember the feeling of being hurt, and this thing is not good to pass.

    But it will pass eventually, and every day of the person has a new goal, something new happens, and a beautiful happiness appears, so it doesn't matter if you forgive or not.

  8. Anonymous users2024-02-04

    This is a very complex issue that requires you to consider several factors:

    1.Reasons for lying to you: If the other person is lying to you unintentionally or has deceived you for fear of hurting you, then you may be more likely to forgive. But if this is a deliberate deception by the other party, then the situation is more complicated.

    2.Follow-up actions of the other party: whether the other party admits the mistake and takes positive action to make amends and avoid the same thing from happening again. If he or she shows a genuine desire to fix and improve things, then you may be more likely to forgive.

    3.Your state of mind: Forgiveness takes time and courage, and if you are currently in a very negative state of mind, it may take some time for you to repair and adjust on your own.

    In short, whether or not to forgive someone who has deceived you depends on the specific circumstances of the search. It is advisable to think calmly first and make the best decision for you based on your experiences and feelings.

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