[ text | un: trickster ]

[dothelokimotion]

What would you consider to be unforgivable?

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text | un:breq

[breqintopieces]

In my experience, the hardest wrongs to forgive, no matter how hypocritical, are always the ones visited upon you personally.

[dothelokimotion]

That makes sense.

Wrongs visited on another are less likely to be felt as strongly.

[breqintopieces]

And wrongs done to thousands are nevertheless still intensely personal, to the ones they are done to, even if they are never given a second thought by those that do them.

In matter of fact, that is what I find most unforgivable.

[dothelokimotion]

Ah. When people are castigated and hurt for their differences. A common trend, unfortunately.

[breqintopieces]

Entirely. It is not only differences, though. Just as much it can be callous disregard, or even simply convenience. The means to an end. For those with too much power, unforgivable actions become the matter of a coin flip.

[dothelokimotion]

[ Huh. ]

I take it you're angry at humanity.

[breqintopieces]

People are what they are. I am frustrated with some of their inability to step away and see what they are a part of, but I understand it.

I am angry at an individual.

[Angry enough to embark on a twenty-year quest for revenge, in fact.]

[dothelokimotion]

They're rather skilled at that. They tend to be very proud of themselves with little reason.

[breqintopieces]

Perhaps so, but that in itself isn't unforgivable. Only annoying.

[dothelokimotion]

Annoying can come close to unforgivable.

[breqintopieces]

We may have different definitions of annoying.

[dothelokimotion]

Perhaps. I am not a forgiving person by nature.