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   🎙️ StreetVoiceMedia@hendylolly· Sep 10

   Absolutely. Forgiveness and access are two different things. You can forgive someone for your own peace and still decide they no longer deserve a place in your life. Forgiveness doesn't mean forgetting, trusting again, or reopening a door you worked hard to close.

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   isabelle scripps@IsabelleElise10· Sep 10

   Forgiveness doesn’t mean reconnecting. It means prayers for them in all good things ❤️

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   Summerz1@summerz1Amy· Sep 10

   I think so. There are a lot of people I don’t care to be around and most of them have done nothing to forgive.

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   🎙️ StreetVoiceMedia@hendylolly· Sep 10

   Exactly. You can forgive someone without giving them the same access they once had. Forgiveness brings peace; boundaries protect it. 💯

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   𝑪𝑨𝑵𝑫𝑰𝑫 𝑪𝑯𝑨𝑶𝑺 🎙@CandidChaos_Pod· Sep 10

   Absolutely possible. You can forgive but it’s not always wise to forget.

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   Irritated Soul@2qtsloLee· Sep 10

   Definitely possible and probably smart to know this.

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   GEN X: ARTIFICIALLY INTELLIGENT@Stephina1975· Sep 10

   Yes it is.

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   Unplayed Keys@unplayed_keys· Sep 10

   Yes, the former

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   Stella O'Starlight@adeanathegreat· Sep 10

   I forgive my kids dad but I want him removed from my life so my kids and I can heal

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    Supergirl_Patriot@SupergirlPatri1· Sep 11

    You can forgive for your peace of mind and have a boundary for your safety or mental health. You are not required to set yourself up for continued abuse.

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    Chuck Lilly | Crisis Management@chucklillycom· Sep 11

    I'll forgive the snake for biting me, but I'll always remember they're a snake

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    Brent Swancer@BrentSwancer· Sep 11

    Forgiving doesn't work that way. Either you forgive and it is all washed away, or you don't and hold a grudge, never forget, and keep away from them. There is no in between.