what was the vandal trying to express?should we not try to forgive? shun the idea of forgiveness?
or should we try to forget so that we can forgive?
for whatever reason, i prefer to interpret it as the former.
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interesting, matteo. do you really believe in not forgiving? i don't think forgetting is necessarily THE way to forgive. i don't think there's ever forgetting.
but it seems that the unhappiest people in the world are the ones who refuse to find peace and accept whatever it is and move on in some way (whether within themselves or with a person).
just a thought...
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