text; un: patriarch

[burninglight]

[After the fight with his brother had settled down, Ardyn went back to his room and shut the door; after an hour or so of pacing restlessly and accomplishing nothing, he settled on taking out his phone and making an ill-advised decision.]

[...Just as soon as he changed his username.]

Since there is likely no end in sight to 'this station needs more therapy than the multiverse can provide':

I know one can be furious with someone they care about and yet not detest them. Difficult, but not unthinkable. But is it possible to ever learn to stop hating someone, when that anger is justified yet supposedly built on the foundation of a misunderstanding?

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[serrata]

What did he say to you.

un: purrsonafied

[beguiledcard]

For starters, and going entirely without context, I'd think it depends on how badly you want to.

text; spectacularscientiaman THANKS PROMPTO

[promittere]

If you're asking yourself this question it seems there's an answer you want to here.

For myself, I think it's entirely possible. It would just take time or some extraordinary circumstance.

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[myocordial]

What happened?

text, un:captainundyne

[seafoamgreen]

I mean, do you wanna just not hate them or do you wanna see if you can actually like them?? Cause that's not the same thing. I can't hate the humans here if we're gonna work together and get everyone home, but that doesn't mean I'll be making friends with them, either.

[...except she totally is, but never mind that. This is about your issues, okay, not hers.]

text; darkwings

[thoroff]

[Oh boy whatever could this be.]

The true question is not whether the possibility exists, I think, but whether the will to pursue it does.

text: clearwater2000

[nojohnyouare]

I don't know. But I know it's painful not to try. Because then things continue to get worse. ...Sorry.

text | gamerchiaki

[press_start]

I think … I don't know a lot about conflicts, actually. But I think you deserve to shape your own future. Whether you were in the wrong, or they were in the wrong, you should do something you think will help you be happier with yourself.

Whether that's forgiving that person, or if it's a thing that's really hard to forgive, putting that in your past and moving on... hatred isn't a good emotion to harbour for too long, I think.

text | noctgar

[nightcure]

depends on if you actually want to forgive them instead of assuming you're supposed to or something

[daughterofthemark]

...

I would like to believe it is always possible to stop hating someone, whatever the cause.

[Yes, she actually typed out the ellipsis like that.]

TEXT; t_junpei

[misanthropicprinciple]

Of course it's possible. Everything's possible. Is it what you want to do, though?

TEXT; quicksilver80, after nightfall

[photoshooter]

is it something you think this person "deserves?"

Masayoshi Shido

[makejapangreat]

I do not know if you can learn. Even if it was a misunderstanding, I think some fault remains for the following domino effect. Unwanted consequences usually come from continued bad decisions, not just a singular one.

If your anger is justified, have they attempted to earn your forgiveness?