Sep. 21

 I think forgiving someone doesn’t mean you have to forget what they did. Forgiving someone can help you make peace and let go of any anger you’ve held onto. However, it doesn’t mean that they will forget the actions that were done but will start to make careful choices. In my experience, an old fried s of mine broke a promise and shared a personal story I have told them to someone I have told them not to share. They broke my trust but they apologized and forgave them overtime. I didn’t want the friendship to ruined but it made me learn to be more careful on the things I share to and who. 

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