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To forgive is a virtue (美德), but no one has ever said it is easy. When someone has deeply hurt you, it can be extremely difficult to let go of your hate. However, forgiveness is possible. People who forgive show less sadness, anger and stress and more hopefulness, according to a recent research. How should you start to forgive? You can talk it with your partners, then give some suggestions. (at least 3 suggestions )
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1. **Calm down and think rationally**:
When you are hurt, don't act impulsively. Take some time to calm your emotions. For example, you can take a walk in a quiet place or listen to some soothing music. This helps you avoid making hasty decisions that may cause more harm.
2. **Try to understand the other person's perspective**:
Put yourself in the other person's shoes. Maybe the person who hurt you had their own difficulties or misunderstandings. For instance, if a friend forgets your birthday, maybe they were facing a lot of pressure at work or had some personal problems. Understanding their situation can make it easier to forgive.
3. **Focus on the positive aspects**:
Instead of dwelling on the hurt, think about the good times you had with the person or the positive things in your life. If a classmate accidentally spills ink on your book, think about the times when they helped you with your studies. This can shift your focus from negative to positive.
When you are hurt, don't act impulsively. Take some time to calm your emotions. For example, you can take a walk in a quiet place or listen to some soothing music. This helps you avoid making hasty decisions that may cause more harm.
2. **Try to understand the other person's perspective**:
Put yourself in the other person's shoes. Maybe the person who hurt you had their own difficulties or misunderstandings. For instance, if a friend forgets your birthday, maybe they were facing a lot of pressure at work or had some personal problems. Understanding their situation can make it easier to forgive.
3. **Focus on the positive aspects**:
Instead of dwelling on the hurt, think about the good times you had with the person or the positive things in your life. If a classmate accidentally spills ink on your book, think about the times when they helped you with your studies. This can shift your focus from negative to positive.
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答案:
1. **Calm down and think rationally**:
When you are hurt, don't act impulsively. Take some time to calm your emotions. For example, you can take a walk in a quiet place or listen to some soothing music. This helps you avoid making hasty decisions that may cause more harm.
2. **Try to understand the other person's perspective**:
Put yourself in the other person's shoes. Maybe the person who hurt you had their own difficulties or misunderstandings. For instance, if a friend forgets your birthday, maybe they were facing a lot of pressure at work or had some personal problems. Understanding their situation can make it easier to forgive.
3. **Focus on the positive aspects**:
Instead of dwelling on the hurt, think about the good times you had with the person or the positive things in your life. If a classmate accidentally spills ink on your book, think about the times when they helped you with your studies. This can shift your focus from negative to positive.
4. **Set clear boundaries**:
Forgive doesn't mean forgetting or allowing the same behavior to happen again. Let the person know that while you forgive them, certain behaviors are not acceptable. For example, if a family member often criticizes you harshly, tell them that you forgive their past words but hope they can communicate in a more respectful way in the future.
5. **Practice empathy**:
Empathize with the pain that the other person might be feeling (if applicable). If a colleague makes a mistake that affects your work, think about how they might be feeling guilty or worried. This can increase your willingness to forgive.
When you are hurt, don't act impulsively. Take some time to calm your emotions. For example, you can take a walk in a quiet place or listen to some soothing music. This helps you avoid making hasty decisions that may cause more harm.
2. **Try to understand the other person's perspective**:
Put yourself in the other person's shoes. Maybe the person who hurt you had their own difficulties or misunderstandings. For instance, if a friend forgets your birthday, maybe they were facing a lot of pressure at work or had some personal problems. Understanding their situation can make it easier to forgive.
3. **Focus on the positive aspects**:
Instead of dwelling on the hurt, think about the good times you had with the person or the positive things in your life. If a classmate accidentally spills ink on your book, think about the times when they helped you with your studies. This can shift your focus from negative to positive.
4. **Set clear boundaries**:
Forgive doesn't mean forgetting or allowing the same behavior to happen again. Let the person know that while you forgive them, certain behaviors are not acceptable. For example, if a family member often criticizes you harshly, tell them that you forgive their past words but hope they can communicate in a more respectful way in the future.
5. **Practice empathy**:
Empathize with the pain that the other person might be feeling (if applicable). If a colleague makes a mistake that affects your work, think about how they might be feeling guilty or worried. This can increase your willingness to forgive.
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