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Shacobo

614d

How far should we forgive family? They make mistakes, but are always there. Where is the line?

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    • mtngoat

      614d

      Just because you forgive them doesn't mean you are acknowledging what they did is ok. Create healthy boundaries, move on, find people who treat you how you want to be treated, and create your own family.

    • rj.crow

      613d

      I set firm, clear boundaries. If someone knowingly crosses one or knowingly causes me any kind of harm, I’ll cut them off. A mistake is one thing, willingly hurting me is another, and they’re grown enough to know the difference.

    • mtngoat

      614d

      Just because you forgive them doesn't mean you are acknowledging what they did is ok. Create healthy boundaries, move on, find people who treat you how you want to be treated, and create your own family.

    • AntsyPants

      614d

      Completely forgive them to get your peace back. But remove them from your life after if what they did was too damaging and at risk of happening again.

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