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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][b]I don't think we should be teaching girls forgiveness. Because despite what people claim it sets them up for continued abuse.[/b] Considering this girl is still hanging out with bullies it doesn't seem like her apology is sincere. I don't think you need to do or say anything about it specifically beyond asking how she feels about the apology [/quote] [b]Sorry, the bolded is just stupid. Forgiveness doesn’t mean forgetting. You can forgive someone and just move on, not go back to the way things were.[/b] If you teach your girls that forgiveness is bad, just bear in mind that this means they will also be learning that *they’re* not worthy of forgiveness either. Better hope your daughters never screw up![/quote] But That's exactly how it translates in real life. And you are in no place to lecture anyone given you can't explain a point without abusive language. That you are so invested in insisting that a bully is entitled to forgiveness makes me think you or your daughter are bullies. Contrary to your believe intentionally hurting someone is not a required milestone.[/quote]
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