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by Parsec13 on February 27th, 2008

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Mercy and forgiveness are fine concepts and we can all benefit from these qualities in others; some test these concepts routinely, how do we establish and what should the limits of tolerance be? What do you do when your tolerance limit is exceeded?

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  • by Babycakes on February 27th, 2008

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    What decides it for me is if it was done intentionally to hurt me. I will always have mercy but not always forgive. What I think is unforgivable you may choose to forgive . So it's a personal issue on when enough is enough.

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  • by shrinkess on December 30th, 2008

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    For me the intention to hurt is a different thing from hurting unintentionally. That probably is the tolerance line for me.

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