Yeah. Yeah. I know.tikitatas wrote:When we harbour resentment, it just adds to the burden of baggage that some of us have carried too long. Don't forgive and forget. One of my Buddhist teachers teaches "forgive and remember" and learn, and move on. Live in the moment.
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ILY, Mal. Really.buffettbride wrote:Yeah. Yeah. I know.tikitatas wrote:When we harbour resentment, it just adds to the burden of baggage that some of us have carried too long. Don't forgive and forget. One of my Buddhist teachers teaches "forgive and remember" and learn, and move on. Live in the moment.![]()
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forgive...forget...remember...semantics..be gentle to thyself first....tikitatas wrote:When we harbour resentment, it just adds to the burden of baggage that some of us have carried too long. Don't forgive and forget. One of my Buddhist teachers teaches "forgive and remember" and learn, and move on. Live in the moment.
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Some of us just have a very special path we need to follow...and I don't mean the short-yellow-hockey-helmet path either!tikitatas wrote:ILY, Mal. Really.buffettbride wrote:Yeah. Yeah. I know.tikitatas wrote:When we harbour resentment, it just adds to the burden of baggage that some of us have carried too long. Don't forgive and forget. One of my Buddhist teachers teaches "forgive and remember" and learn, and move on. Live in the moment.![]()
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I like that very much.tikitatas wrote:When we harbour resentment, it just adds to the burden of baggage that some of us have carried too long. Don't forgive and forget. One of my Buddhist teachers teaches "forgive and remember" and learn, and move on. Live in the moment.
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Just so.bumper wrote:forgive...forget...remember...semantics..be gentle to thyself first....tikitatas wrote:When we harbour resentment, it just adds to the burden of baggage that some of us have carried too long. Don't forgive and forget. One of my Buddhist teachers teaches "forgive and remember" and learn, and move on. Live in the moment.
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no fair speaking Buddhatikitatas wrote:Just so.bumper wrote:forgive...forget...remember...semantics..be gentle to thyself first....tikitatas wrote:When we harbour resentment, it just adds to the burden of baggage that some of us have carried too long. Don't forgive and forget. One of my Buddhist teachers teaches "forgive and remember" and learn, and move on. Live in the moment.
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Big hugs, bump!bumper wrote:no fair speaking Buddhatikitatas wrote:Just so.bumper wrote:forgive...forget...remember...semantics..be gentle to thyself first....tikitatas wrote:When we harbour resentment, it just adds to the burden of baggage that some of us have carried too long. Don't forgive and forget. One of my Buddhist teachers teaches "forgive and remember" and learn, and move on. Live in the moment.
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I don't forgive, I don't forget, I DO hold grudges. Sorry, but that's just the way it is.tikitatas wrote:When we harbour resentment, it just adds to the burden of baggage that some of us have carried too long. Don't forgive and forget. One of my Buddhist teachers teaches "forgive and remember" and learn, and move on. Live in the moment.
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But the fact you're a mean, nasty old man is part of your charm!LIPH wrote:I don't forgive, I don't forget, I DO hold grudges. Sorry, but that's just the way it is.tikitatas wrote:When we harbour resentment, it just adds to the burden of baggage that some of us have carried too long. Don't forgive and forget. One of my Buddhist teachers teaches "forgive and remember" and learn, and move on. Live in the moment.

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As one who has generally been too trusting and too forgiving if a person sticks it to you once and seeks atonement for the harm, I can understand forgiving her. However if she says that she has done this or other unfriendly acts to you before and will do so again, then there is no reason to remain friends since this isn't a true friendship. True friendships are a two way street that require trust and anyone who says that she will knife you again isn't trustworthy.
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I agree! Thanks!!The Lost Manatee wrote:As one who has generally been too trusting and too forgiving if a person sticks it to you once and seeks atonement for the harm, I can understand forgiving her. However if she says that she has done this or other unfriendly acts to you before and will do so again, then there is no reason to remain friends since this isn't a true friendship. True friendships are a two way street that require trust and anyone who says that she will knife you again isn't trustworthy.

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Re: Do you Forgive and Forget?
she really dosn't sound like much of a friend to me - send her packingSweetMelissa wrote:Last week I found out my best friend of 5 years betrayed me, and I'm not talking a little betrayal..this is big.
I've never been a forgiving person, I believe that if someone hurts you once it's their fault, and if they hurt your twice it's your own fault. I'm famous for not letting this happen and cutting people loose. I just don't deal with it.
She admits what she did, says she's done it before to me, and will most likely do it again. she admits she lies to me, and to others about me. She just doesn't sound stable.
So my question is am I wrong to be so unforgiving all the time, and how do you handle things, do you forget and move on, or do you send them packing.?
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Some good wisdom there.bumper wrote:forgive...forget...remember...semantics..be gentle to thyself first....tikitatas wrote:When we harbour resentment, it just adds to the burden of baggage that some of us have carried too long. Don't forgive and forget. One of my Buddhist teachers teaches "forgive and remember" and learn, and move on. Live in the moment.
Sorry you're dealing with this, Melissa -- it's not fun. If she's not apologetic and says she'll do it again that's something I would keep very handy in my mind...basically I wouldn't trust her anymore...and trust (at least on some level) is a key element of friendship (at any level). I'm glad your lease expires in December and not in September.
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