Forgive = Forget: Have a great relationship without fears

Forgiveness and forgetting are two very similar words when it comes to relationships, whether they are friendship or a loving relationship. It is very important to understand the meaning of these two words in a relationship so that both people feel good, happy and fulfilled.

Forgive. As they say, making mistakes is human. There is no one who does not make mistakes at some point in life, whether at work, with a friend, family member or even with their better half. However, the important thing here is to know when and how to forgive. It's not enough to just tell the other person that everything is fine when it's not. To forgive is to know how to confirm to yourself that the problem in question no longer affects you and that it does not disturb in any way your relationship with these people and with everyone else around you.

Forget it. We've all forgotten things. There are times when we forget simple things, but there are other times when we forget important things. When this happens, it is normal for us to hurt the other person because it was something important. It is important not to remember this subject, because it leads to the guilt growing and the feeling not disappearing in the person who made a mistake. If you like the other person, talk to them and make the passes. Throw the subjects behind your back or put a stone over it.

This is where the words forgive and forget are very important. On the one hand, it is necessary to forgive the other person if you want to be well with them and continue to have a great relationship, however, it is also important and necessary to forget the subject that led to this forgiveness. That is, forgiving and forgetting are necessary when someone we like makes mistakes. Constantly reminding the person of this mistake leads to a toxic feeling, to something that is there between the middle of both, something that has not been 100% solved.

If you really like this person, forgive these mistakes, give them a new chance again and forget, forgiving, what they did. In the end, what we do not do for a good relationship with our friends, family or husband/wife depends solely and exclusively on us.