Child Abuse... To forgive, or not forgive?  |
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As a child, I was abused sexually by a close family member. When the incident was reported, this person admitted their crime and begged my forgiveness. The abuse stopped at that point but now, my significant other can't understand why I would still have anything at all to do with this person. Has anyone else been in a similar situation? How did you/are you handling it?
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| 1. ajithsimha (68) | 7 months ago | V shudnt forgive... it shud and must stop everywer in the world/..
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| 2. 12082008 (51) | 7 months ago | That person should never be forgiven... If he is someone very close to you den avoid him .... and again if it happens that he disturbs you mentally den report your parents .... Parents are the best people who can handle these situation well..
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5. rsa101 (7434) | 7 months ago | Well forgiveness doesn't mean that he will not suffer the consequences of his crime. I think its time to forgive this person but not giving him the right to be free from his crimes. i think he should stay in jail to pay for his wrongdoings. I think you should let him realize that. Forgiveness means you are ready to let go of the pass and move one with your current life and be happy with it.
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6. strawberrybaby39 (622) | 7 months ago | It would take God to help me forgive someone like that. But would I be friends with the person even after I forgave him? Know I couldn't be friends after all that. Its a good thing that the abuse stopped. But the memories always remain because of the damage done.
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| 7. kamisha (43) | 7 months ago | this person should never be forgiven as he has taken advantage of ur childness and at that time u were innocent and didn't guess between right and wrong..but not as u r growing u r realising it but there's a saying "whatever happen happens for good"..try to forget it as a bad nightmare
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8. leyisa (308) | 7 months ago | I am the kind of person who normally preaches forgiveness - however, in this situation I can not see forgiveness as being an option. This person violated your trust when you were just a child - I would not give him the satisfiction of forgiveness
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9. theptcnetworks (382) | 7 months ago | If you really want to forgive him with no hard feelings, then go for it. But this doesn't mean that you're freeing him from the law. He abused your humanity and dignity, so fight for your rights. Go on with the case and let that person suffer or pay back for what he did. It's not easy to be in that situation. It's hard to deal with it. I hope you could move on.
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