This post is brought to you by an interview of a castmate of the show, Ready to Love, the Potomac season. There was an incident where a male castmate touched a part of a female castmate's body inappropriately (HERE is a clip). The guy left the show. Some leaked text messages came out and the guy has an interview with a vlogger to talk about his side of the incident. (Watch it HERE) IMO, had he had only a 25 - 30 minute chat, this post wouldn't be typed. But the guy kept talking and one of the things he said was that he apologized to the lady but she acted like it was not enough and continued to be very hurt.
The man's feelings about the woman's reaction to his apology are not uncommon, unfortunately.
I'll never understand why apologizers think Forgiveness is automatic. Find me the rule, statute, or ordinance that says one has to. There is a popular quote by Marianne Williamson that says "Unforgiveness is like drinking poison yourself and waiting for the other person to die". I agree wholeheartedly with this quote. But it is for people who are not forgiving at all. It's not saying for anyone who is or will do the recovery work on the road to forgiveness. And it does not shy away from the fact that some people will choose to die from the toxins of not forgiving people that wrong them. So, if a person gives a genuine & honest apology it is not on them to say how & when they're forgiven by another human. That onus is on the forgiver. But in my opinion, most times individuals that feel that one should forgive them & move past immediately, aren't truly regretful for their wrong actions. Sometimes forgiveness is a feat. There are some hurts that sting for a moment and the healing may take some time. Stop rushing folks along so that one can be let off the hook.
And I'm Not Sorry For Feeling This Way!!!
As Always Talking to You in Adult Terms!



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