Text; Katie.Cakes

[littlemisskate]

I've been thinking a lot about how this place could be seen as a second chance. I wanted to ask... what would you do with that second chance? I know a lot of people want to find their way home but if you didn't, what then?

[She knows that it's an intrusive question and that maybe no one will respond but she's curious.]

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[chaosvessel]

[There was a delay before his response came.]

That I'd never tried.

[littlemisskate]

I forgave and forgave but I don't know what good it did. I guess it depends. Forgiving is good when the person is willing to change but then, I still think that everyone deserves to be forgiven so I don't know.

[she knows that she's contradicting herself.]

[chaosvessel]

Forgiveness isn't for another person. It's for you.

They have to forgive themselves.

[And sometimes that's impossible.]

[littlemisskate]

I think that everyone deserves to be forgiven and while I do agree with you, I also think that it sometimes takes someone else to tell you that it's okay to forgive yourself.

[chaosvessel]

There must be some sort of limit to forgiveness. Some things...shouldn't be forgiven.

[littlemisskate]

I don't think there is a limit for forgiveness. If we limit it, then it isn't really forgiveness is it?

[chaosvessel]

I don't see how a limitation changes what it is.

[littlemisskate]

Forgiveness is like love.
It means loving the unlovable and forgiving the unforgivable.
If someone is really willing to change and be better. Then I think they should be forgiven.

[chaosvessel]

There are many kinds of love.

...or do you mean you should only be forgiven if you seek forgiveness?

[littlemisskate]

There are many kinds of love and many kinds of forgiveness.
I can't say I know what you've done Vincent but I know you. And I'd offer you that forgiveness if you'd be willing to accept it.