41st Fall [voice]

Jan 31, 2011 16:30

[Public, but meant to be filtered from the Winchesters and Ruby]Do you believe there's a difference between understanding, acceptance, and forgiveness ( Read more... )

is this my punishment?, forgive me father, i'm not asleep, trying not to miss mom and dad, powerless and powerful, fallen, tell me city, im not crazy, what price freedom?

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wandbreaker January 31 2011, 22:36:08 UTC
[There is radio silence for a moment]

It means that all the wrongs you've done aren't weighed against your future actions.

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backseatangel January 31 2011, 22:41:41 UTC
Is there a difference between simply setting the scales back to zero and truly being trusted again?

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wandbreaker January 31 2011, 22:42:46 UTC
Yes. It's not easy to describe. But there is.

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backseatangel January 31 2011, 22:50:12 UTC
That's good to hear.

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shifts January 31 2011, 23:02:02 UTC
Does it matter?

You're putting too much importance on it to begin with.

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backseatangel January 31 2011, 23:06:31 UTC
I don't know, does it? I suppose that's an additional option. Simply moving forward without a care.

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shifts January 31 2011, 23:09:53 UTC
Learning from your mistakes is one thing. Basing your actions on the regard of other people is something else.

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backseatangel January 31 2011, 23:13:07 UTC
Did I say that I was basing my actions on others? What's happened has happened, but people react in different ways. I've seen it many times, I'm just curious as to how others handle it.

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freckleddoll January 31 2011, 23:36:38 UTC
I...I don't know, couldn't tell you. Startin' over again, I guess, really startin' over.

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backseatangel February 1 2011, 00:31:40 UTC
With no regrets?

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freckleddoll February 1 2011, 15:43:12 UTC
Guess so...otherwise don't know if it'd work.

Sometimes it's 'ard not to regret things, though.

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backseatangel February 1 2011, 22:41:16 UTC
It is very hard not to have regrets.

How are you, I haven't spoken to you in awhile.

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[Voice] bloodcakedarmor February 1 2011, 00:31:17 UTC
Personally, my memory is long so I can't expect anyone to be any different if I wrong them in some way. And I think one emotions get involved, putting everything completely behind you is near impossible. I'm a fan of forgiving but not forgetting cause most creatures are creatures of habit and you just never know. You gotta just take the punches, learn from it and keep moving forward.

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[Voice] backseatangel February 1 2011, 00:34:15 UTC
Creatures of habit. An interesting phrase. Here's another one - do you believe that leopards can change their spots?

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[Voice] bloodcakedarmor February 1 2011, 00:39:11 UTC
Yeah, I think it's possible. Think it's rare though. I've seen people reform themselves but I know it's a whole lotta work in most cases, which is why you see so many repeat offenders to one thing or another. It's like a nicotine addict quitting smoking or an alcoholic putting down the drink, you know? Everyday multiple times a day they have to consciously make that decision not to pick it up, to go left instead of right. It takes a strong-willed leopard to change their spots.

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[Voice] backseatangel February 1 2011, 00:42:00 UTC
I can see that. No matter how much one might want to fight, you are what you're made. Or what you've made yourself.

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[ voice ] the_dawnster February 1 2011, 00:55:42 UTC
My sister told me that when things aren't okay, I should just pretend that they are until one day they actually really become okay. And she's had a mountain's worth of trauma that needs forgiving in her life so I think she would know. It's that whole 'time heals all wounds' yadda yadda yadda thing.

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[ voice ] backseatangel February 1 2011, 01:00:16 UTC
Is that for the person that needs forgiveness or the person that needs to do the forgiving?

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[ voice ] the_dawnster February 1 2011, 01:08:50 UTC
Well -- wait, hold on a minute.

[There's a long pause here as Dawn considers that.]

I almost said the person that needs to do the forgiving but now that I think about it, it could go for both.

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[ voice ] backseatangel February 1 2011, 01:15:27 UTC
Fake it 'til you make it, huh?

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