Wakas

It's sometimes simpler to harden your heart and chose wrath. It's far easier to block those who have injured you or violated your affection and trust.

Sometimes we believe there is no other option; that healing begins with distance and their absence; that in order to live your life, you must expel the toxins and agony they imparted; yet we do so by employing their techniques.

We sometimes choose to be angry. We choose to react and get enraged; it is this wrath that we use as an explanation for our actions.

We rationalize our retaliatory actions by recalling the actions of our rivals.

I can never completely let go as long as I linger on my own misery and self-pity. Who am I to say you don't deserve my forgiveness when it's human to make mistakes? I've made errors in the past that I'd like people to forgive me for.

I'm letting go of my ego by forgiving him. It indicates I've accepted the misery you've inflicted on me. It implies I no longer see you as the person who wrecked my life.