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Moral cowardice
Researcher 174318-Zhora- all the nice girls like a sailor Started conversation Jul 23, 2004
When you do someone wrong, and you know it, do you try and make amends or apologise as soon as you can? or do you avoid doing anything, so as not face your conscience and/ or the person you have hurt?
A vexed question, that torments many of us at some point I would guess. We probably have a fair idea of what the right thing to do is, but guilt, embarrassment and fear are strong emotions and they can make people do strange things.
No J has not met me to discuss our situation, indeed the last time we spoke about our situation,last week, he admitted to finding it difficult to talk to me on the phone never mind talk to me face to face, he felt so guilty and bad about what he has done.
Yet, he called on monday for no reason- nothing important discussed just, hills, the flat taking shape. Mixed signals, Cowardice.
I could forgive him with time, but we need to talk so I know where we are now, and whether or not we can salvage and repair things. I am in limbo right now. I can't move forward, or in any direction.
He has to face up to what he has done, just as I do.
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