Fthat_ManaBar t1_jdil4yt wrote
Reply to comment by breakeven_not in Individuals with secure emotional attachment are more likely to forgive and to be forgiven, study finds by chrisdh79
I believe that some people do change and I did acknowledge that. I just don't think most people do. It takes a lot of introspection when you mess up to establish why something happened, address the root of the issue, and correct it so it doesn't happen again. People who can do that are capable of changing and often care enough to change. I've had people in my life who royally messed up, acknowledged it, and did the work to make sure it doesn't happen again. I know they beat themselves up about it, I know the are legitimately sorry for it, and I don't doubt that it probably eats at them when they think about it. Those people are capable of change and they do learn from their mistake and grow from it. I've also had people in my life that make a mistake and might apologize for it in the moment but when the circumstances align again for the mistake to repeat itself it happens again. Those people didn't change and likely wont. I've encountered more people who don't change than I have people that do. All I can speak to is my own personal experiences.
GMarius- t1_jdkkj9r wrote
Some people change. Most people don’t.
Fthat_ManaBar t1_jdlcc8j wrote
That pretty much sums up my experience with humanity in a nutshell.
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