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Man these parents are... Different than I
I cannot imagine forgiving some fuck that ran over my kid and dragged them for 50 feet while speeding away from the waving/honking bystanders, certain shit is just unforgivable
Right they have to restrain me from not killing that man. Fucking dumbass parents. I would burn the whole system down if this happened to my child. Fucking 80 year olds shouldn't be behind the wheel. Unless they pass a driving test every 6 months.
Forgiveness benefits oneself more than it benefits the subject. This is a very hard lesson that most people never learn. Refusing to forgive feels like a duty, or a burden. Like when we refuse to heal after a tragedy, it feels like our duty to be wounded forever. Forgiveness is how you move through that, allowing your own life to move forward.
This is not very Jerkface of you
I understand how it works
Certain things are unforgivable
Without malice or irony: that's your problem.
Cool
Greaf hits people differently.
Not sure I would either, but I can at least understand that some people don't want the emotional load of anger.
Still, why aren't they at least trying to make sure this guy stays off the road?!