Would you...

Posted by mINg | 1:36 AM | 5 comments »

I have something in mind and would like to hear some opinion.

"You did something wrong and later you sincerely admitted that you were wrong. You told the truth and asked for understanding. You wanted a chance to make things right but you were denied the chance because you were told to do the something that you were determine not to do again in order to make things right. Furthermore you are condemned with a sentence that goes like,

'I don't care what you want to do. You are just as good as your words.'

You felt hurt. You thought that you deserved it but you also thought that you shouldn't be condemn in that way."

Do you think you deserve to be condemn? Do you feel you deserved just a chance of explanation and a period of time to make things right? What would you do after hearing that sentence?

Ermmm...I know this is a bit abstract and confusing but you guys can just make your own assumption to answer the questions.

Thanks

5 comments

  1. Anonymous // 3:59 PM  

    depends on that 'something' u determined not to do again. Is it a very bad thing if u do it (will it b hurting anyone)? If it is worth to do in order to amend the mistake u've done. And if the fren means so much to u, you should do it.

    Maybe no one want to say out something to condemn u. Perhaps is becoz of the big dissapointment that brought out by u to make a person talk to u in this way.

  2. mINg // 4:02 PM  

    anonymous,
    thanks for your feedback. Hmm...i think that something is worth doing but also it's because of a big disappointment that the other party said it to condemn.
    How to resolve then? Or just leave it alone since it couldn't do anything better.

  3. Anonymous // 9:13 PM  

    if u really do something wrong, prove urself that u're sincerely changing for that. I believe if ur fren see u r trying ur best to solve it out, he/she will forgive u then. really depends on urself what's on ur mind and wat's ur decision as long as ur decision doesn't hurt both parties

  4. Anonymous // 3:05 AM  

    seems like the other party feels the importance of what you did or shouldn't have done. i'd say give it time but try to explain whatever it is that you want to say. he/she'd forgive if you mean something to him/her. else.. there's nothing you can do if the other party doesn't want to have anything to do wit you

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