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I Seek Forgivness

Righting the Wrongs

By: lostandscared
Written on December 7th, 2007
Age: 36-40 , Male
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  • spikegirl65

    You write beautifully, but perhaps to the wrong people. Perhaps if your wife read this it would help. She needs to know how sorry you are....and you need to be prepared to let her go with love if that is what she wants. I don't know what you did, but perhaps if she understands it was not done out of cruelty it will help. You may need to show a great deal of patience and give her reason to believe you will never do IT again. This is not an overnight thing. Rebuilding trust takes a great deal of time and effort.



    She also needs to learn to trust you enough to tell you when something hurts her. Its hard to be a mind reader and this will happen again with something else if she does not let you know. Perhaps you could get her to go to couples counseling with you to improve your communication. If you belong to a church, many pastors offer this service.

    Also, no matter what - so long as it is not causing further harm - try to help her to forgive you and the others that have hurt her. That is wear the bitterness comes from. Holding onto past hurts only keeps open old wounds and while she may see this as a protection against future hurt -it keeps old wounds oozing with infection and kills the spirit. Forgiveness frees the person doing the forgiving - not the forgiven. Do your best to make amends, then forgive yourself.

    Dec 7, 2007
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