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It's my fault its my fault I'm suffering the consequences of my fault and I don't know how to mitigate the damage and I don't know what to do because I'm harming real people with my words and I don't understand and I don't know how to stop and I'm scared and ashamed and guilty because I have hurt so many people who are so extremely precious to me and I've locked myself inside my own head and words and I have shut my ears and eyes so that I can never know how much damage I have done
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The problem with the usage of apologies
You know, you can give the most sincerest apology you've ever given out and it still wouldn't mean a thing.
If you don't take accountability for your actions afterwards, then you can't expect people to think you actually mean your apology because you're proving to them that you don't really care that your past actions were hurtful. You just want them to shut up and get over it.
People are not going to turn a blind eye just because you said sorry. If you keep doing the same thing you said sorry for repeatedly, then the apology is just performative and less genuine. At this point, you're just trying to get the recipient off your back so you can keep doing it all over again.
And no, feeling any sort of actual remorse doesn't cut it either. If it's hard to break out of that harmful habit, then go seek counseling or something. Make an actual effort to break out of it, don't just sit there and hope the problem would just fade on its own.
If you're going to say sorry to someone you've hurt, mean it and take accountability for whatever you said or done. Don't sugarcoat your actions or try to pin the blame on someone else.
But depending on the scenario, a sorry can't really fix the damage that was caused and you need to be alright with it if someone doesn't forgive you.
It's not up to you or to anyone else to make someone forgive you. Getting upset about it will cause even more damage and more reason to not be forgiven. That will be on you.
A single reflecting the desired vision of Bible-thumping gatherings.
Submitting to the supra-historical and the superhuman. Judged by one’s own father—as either good or bad. If you want to be sure. Better to be rich; then you can be good. At Armageddon. And then there is the scene of a wild, raucous barn party in a devoutly religious rural area, where one reveler—right in the heat of the action—is suddenly confronted by the unvarnished truth of his lifestyle and the harsh reality of his existence far removed from the glitzy world of constant media saturation. It happens through an "inner letter" that reminds him of his conscience; he realizes the consequences of having done "quite a few things" wrong and finds himself at a moral low point
All wrapped up in a country-style musical package.
Picking up where I left off in 2021.
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I'll be okay.
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Spiritual Revival: A New Beginning (Nehemiah 8)
Our Scripture reading continues in the Book of Nehemiah, and today’s Bible study is from Nehemiah 8. With the walls rebuilt, Nehemiah turned his attention to the spiritual renewal of the people and nation. As you read Nehemiah 8, we will consider four keys to spiritual awakening and national revival.
