- Joined
- Feb 26, 2023
Yes! Exactly! Thank you!Forgiveness is not a right, or something you can be guanteed to earn with apologies and promises. Sometimes a relationship or a connection is pernamently severed, and the best you can do is accept that and move on, not spend years pleading and begging to be let back in
And here's my final commentary on this situation. This former neighbor also had the nerve to use the following excuses in an attempt to absolve himself:
I've had a hard life!
Okay. That's too bad, but it doesn't give you the right to turn around and make other people's lives hard. I've heard this so much that I've come to see it as an excuse. I feel like I can assume that these people with hard lives either learned nothing or they learned the wrong lessons.
Nobody's perfect!
No fucking shit! Again, this doesn't nor should it ever be an excuse to just become a worse person. Just because you can't be perfect doesn't mean you can't be better.
I'm only human!
So is everyone else! That doesn't make being a piece of shit okay!
I've had enough of people like this former neighbor who use these excuses, then they thrive because of other people's pity, fear, stupidity, complacency, and an urge to be seen as the second coming of Jesus because they took pity on a scumbag to feel good about themselves.
Thanks again for hearing me out everyone.
Last edited: