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[dothelokimotion]

What would you consider to be unforgivable?

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[dothelokimotion]

Simply because I put the topic forward does not mean I'm going to volunteer my own.

[worldsaway]

Did you do it to soothe yourself or goad others?

[dothelokimotion]

[ That was a fair question. ]

I did it because I felt like it. That's all.

[worldsaway]

[He could probably just end the conversation now, because he's not really sure what he's doing, but he doesn't really want to stop talking to him.]

Any interesting responses, then? I don't care to read them all.

[dothelokimotion]

So far most people have a rather relaxed moral code. They'll forgive people based on who they are.

It's nonsensical.

[worldsaway]

Do you think it's naive of them?

[dothelokimotion]

Yes.

Some people aren't meant to be forgiven.

[worldsaway]

Some people don't want to be forgiven.

[dothelokimotion]

Semantics.

What difference does it make?

[worldsaway]

The perpetrator is not the one who holds the power when it comes to forgiveness.

It's not so simple as what's meant to be, what people feel is beyond meaning. Beyond reason.

[dothelokimotion]

I have never liked that.

[worldsaway]

It’s not uncommon to be afraid of what you can’t control.

[dothelokimotion]

Perhaps.

But I don't want forgiveness. I don't want to be told that I matter. I don't want any of it anymore.