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Do you forgive and forget?
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You forgive because it's the right thing to do for yourself. You need the peace of mind that comes with forgiveness.
And while you will forgive and move on from an incident, you will never forget. Things can't always go back to the way they were.
You are rightfully wary of anyone who has hurt you in the past, and this goes triple for those who have intentionally hurt you.
You don't wallow in anger or sadness, but you do place appropriate new boundaries when you forgive someone. You don't make the same mistake twice.
You agree with the idea that people can change, but you also think we are the sum of our actions - good and bad.
You believe that if we are quick to forget, we may make the same mistakes with people twice (or more!).

You think life's too short to suffer fools, and you're not about to forgive someone who has wronged you.
Some may say it's wrong to hold a grudge, but you would rather hold a grudge than be hurt again.
You are very protective of your heart, and you can't help but resent anyone who has come close to breaking it.
It is hard for you to heal any wounds, even old ones. You can't stop remembering.
While not forgiving may keep you away from those who have hurt you, it may push those who haven't away as well.
Just remember that you can forgive people without continuing relationships. Forgiveness is for you - not them.
Damn right! Don't preach me about forgiveness. I'd rather be honest with myself than trying to forgive someone just because some 'wise' people tell me so

You forgive because it's the right thing to do for yourself. You need the peace of mind that comes with forgiveness.
And while you will forgive and move on from an incident, you will never forget. Things can't always go back to the way they were.
You are rightfully wary of anyone who has hurt you in the past, and this goes triple for those who have intentionally hurt you.
You don't wallow in anger or sadness, but you do place appropriate new boundaries when you forgive someone. You don't make the same mistake twice.
You agree with the idea that people can change, but you also think we are the sum of our actions - good and bad.
You believe that if we are quick to forget, we may make the same mistakes with people twice (or more!).

You forgive because it's the right thing to do for yourself. You need the peace of mind that comes with forgiveness.
And while you will forgive and move on from an incident, you will never forget. Things can't always go back to the way they were.
You are rightfully wary of anyone who has hurt you in the past, and this goes triple for those who have intentionally hurt you.
You don't wallow in anger or sadness, but you do place appropriate new boundaries when you forgive someone. You don't make the same mistake twice.
You agree with the idea that people can change, but you also think we are the sum of our actions - good and bad.
You believe that if we are quick to forget, we may make the same mistakes with people twice (or more!).
I'm pretty sure 90% of the humans are like that :D

People do seem to forget momentarily but as soon as something related to that pops up then BOOM...everyone suddenly remembers what you did to them 3 years back :D

People do seem to forget momentarily but as soon as something related to that pops up then BOOM...everyone suddenly remembers what y..."
Totally agreed!

You think life's too short to suffer fools, and you're not about to forgive someone who has wronged you.
Some may say it's wrong to hold a grudge, but you would rather hold a grudge than be hurt again.
You are very protective of your heart, and you can't help but resent anyone who has come close to breaking it.
It is hard for you to heal any wounds, even old ones. You can't stop remembering.
While not forgiving may keep you away from those who have hurt you, it may push those who haven't away as well.
Just remember that you can forgive people without continuing relationships. Forgiveness is for you - not them.


Life's too hard to hold grudges, so you try to get over being wronged as quickly as you can.
Those around you may or may not deserve your forgiveness, but you deserve the peace of letting go.
Of course, if someone wrongs you enough, you may not allow that person in your life any longer. But you will still try to forgive.
For you, forgiving is about moving on and wiping the slate clean... not about letting someone hurt you over and over again.
In general, you wish we lived in a more compassionate and merciful world. You do believe that most people can change.
Some may consider forgiveness a sign of weakness, but you know that it is often the strongest move you can make.
you forgive but do not forget
you forgive because it's the right thing to do for yourself. You need the peace of mind that comes with forgiveness.
And while you will forgive and move on from an incident, you will never forget. Things can't always go back to the way they were.
You are rightfully wary of anyone who has hurt you in the past, and this goes triple for those who have intentionally hurt you.
You don't wallow in anger or sadness, but you do place appropriate new boundaries when you forgive someone. You don't make the same mistake twice.
You agree with the idea that people can change, but you also think we are the sum of our actions - good and bad.
You believe that if we are quick to forget, we may make the same mistakes with people twice (or more!).
you forgive because it's the right thing to do for yourself. You need the peace of mind that comes with forgiveness.
And while you will forgive and move on from an incident, you will never forget. Things can't always go back to the way they were.
You are rightfully wary of anyone who has hurt you in the past, and this goes triple for those who have intentionally hurt you.
You don't wallow in anger or sadness, but you do place appropriate new boundaries when you forgive someone. You don't make the same mistake twice.
You agree with the idea that people can change, but you also think we are the sum of our actions - good and bad.
You believe that if we are quick to forget, we may make the same mistakes with people twice (or more!).

Life's too hard to hold grudges, so you try to get over being wronged as quickly as you can.
Those around you may or may not deserve your forgiveness, but you deserve the peace of letting go.
Of course, if someone wrongs you enough, you may not allow that person in your life any longer. But you will still try to forgive.
For you, forgiving is about moving on and wiping the slate clean... not about letting someone hurt you over and over again.
In general, you wish we lived in a more compassionate and merciful world. You do believe that most people can change.
Some may consider forgiveness a sign of weakness, but you know that it is often the strongest move you can make.

Life's too hard to hold grudges, so you try to get over being wronged as quickly as you can.
Those around you may or may not deserve your forgiveness, but you deserve the peace of letting go.
Of course, if someone wrongs you enough, you may not allow that person in your life any longer. But you will still try to forgive.
For you, forgiving is about moving on and wiping the slate clean... not about letting someone hurt you over and over again.
In general, you wish we lived in a more compassionate and merciful world. You do believe that most people can change.
Some may consider forgiveness a sign of weakness, but you know that it is often the strongest move you can make.
This is not me. I NEVER forget and I RARELY forgive.... So yeah, this quiz was not accurate at all for me. >.<

You forgive because it's the right thing to do for yourself. You need the peace of mind that comes with forgiveness.
And while you will forgive and move on from an incident, you will never forget. Things can't always go back to the way they were.
You are rightfully wary of anyone who has hurt you in the past, and this goes triple for those who have intentionally hurt you.
You don't wallow in anger or sadness, but you do place appropriate new boundaries when you forgive someone. You don't make the same mistake twice.
You agree with the idea that people can change, but you also think we are the sum of our actions - good and bad.
You believe that if we are quick to forget, we may make the same mistakes with people twice (or more!).
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You Forgive But Do Not Forget
You forgive because it's the right thing to do for yourself. You need the peace of mind that comes with forgiveness.
And while you will forgive and move on from an incident, you will never forget. Things can't always go back to the way they were.
You are rightfully wary of anyone who has hurt you in the past, and this goes triple for those who have intentionally hurt you.
You don't wallow in anger or sadness, but you do place appropriate new boundaries when you forgive someone. You don't make the same mistake twice.
You agree with the idea that people can change, but you also think we are the sum of our actions - good and bad.
You believe that if we are quick to forget, we may make the same mistakes with people twice (or more!).