I can forgive others

I Can Forgive Others 🤍

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Forgiveness is complicated, and anyone who says otherwise hasn’t really had to do it. Forgiving others doesn’t mean what happened was okay. It doesn’t mean you’re minimizing the hurt, rewriting the story, or letting someone off the hook. It means you’re tired of carrying the weight of it in your body and mind. Some things changed you. Some people disappointed you in ways you didn’t see coming. That pain is so real, and it deserves to be acknowledged before anything else.

Here’s the part people rarely say out loud…holding onto anger can feel like protection, even when it’s exhausting. Forgiveness doesn’t happen because you suddenly feel peaceful, it happens when you realize the resentment is costing you more than it’s costing them. You can forgive without reconnecting. You can forgive and still keep boundaries. Forgiveness isn’t about trust, it’s about release, and it usually comes in layers, not all at once.

You’re allowed to forgive at your own pace, in your own way. Not because they deserve it, but because you deserve relief.

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A Little Note from Me:

There were people I didn’t think I’d ever forgive, not because I wanted to stay angry, but because the hurt ran deep. What helped wasn’t forcing forgiveness, it was being honest about how much it affected me. Over time, forgiveness became less about them and more about me choosing peace over replaying the same pain. If you’re not there yet, that’s okay. Forgiveness isn’t a finish line, it’s something you come back to when you’re ready.