People come in and out of our lives every day. Maybe not as highly numbered as the stars, but still more than you can count. More important than the number, is their effect on you. Every person leaves a a little piece of them with you. Some larger than others. Some of those pieces have no great effect on you. A person may meet you once and only leave a little memory that if you met them again may be sparked anew. Yet, some of those pieces can change you greatly. A person you know for many months or many years leaves a piece many times larger than the one time acquaintance. This larger piece truly changes you for the better or the good.
My curiosity is if that piece changes you, can you change back? Did you allow that change to happen? Can you be blamed for the change that occurred? If you can change back does it require forgetting the person? Or maybe forgiving them?
All these questions and many, many, more are swimming around in my head due to recent events in my life. I have to work tomorrow, time for sleep. Auf Wiedersehen
Aboot Me
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- Montana, United States
- Rochelle, that's my name. I could describe my personality, my history, my opinion, etc. ---Personality: Talkative, cheery yet cynical, intelligent, and silly. ---History: I am one of 7 children, I am the youngest. I went to Catholic private school kindergarten through eighth grade. ---Opinion: I'm a liberal, agnostic, pro-choice, pro-gay marriage, anti-death penalty, anti-PETA, and pro-free speech. _____Any questions? Do ask.
1 comment:
I think it has to be in forgiveness. Try forgiving one person you think wronged you. Just a little wrong, like some one who disrespected you in a class. Or some one who was rude to you at your job. With out forgiving others how can we expect to be forgiven?
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