@ghost_Eli_obsessed :
From my point of view, I think you're absolutely right. An apology has no value if a person never changes their behaviour. But if we look at the other side as well, sometimes people apologize simply because they want to end the argument as quickly as possible. However, if I look at it from a positive point of view, there are some habits that a person genuinely wants to get rid of with all their heart, but they keep making the same mistake again and again. That's because it's not easy to get rid of a habit with just one "sorry." Deep down, they truly feel sorry because they know they were wrong. They feel guilty and ashamed, but because of that habit, they end up repeating the same mistake without intending to. So, if we know that the other person isn't hurting us on purpose, that it's simply their habit, and they are sincerely ashamed afterwards, then I think we should keep forgiving them—especially if they are someone very close to us. If it's someone who isn't close, then it's better to keep a little distance. That's just how I see it.You once said that I could even express my feelings with just a single sticker in the comments, but honestly, that's very difficult for me. Until I express what's in my heart, I don't feel at peace. You're one of those people who naturally make me want to write from the heart, and that's where my happiness is.MashaAllah, just like every other time, you're looking fit and handsome here as well. May Allah always protect you from the evil eye and keep you happy with your lovely wife forever. Please convey my Salam to her if possible. There's one thing about you that I truly admire, and that's your loyalty to your wife. MashaAllah, in today's world, loyalty is something very precious, and seeing that quality in someone earns my genuine respect. May Allah always keep your bond strong, fill your lives with happiness, and bless you both always. Ameen.🌹 🤍
2026-07-31 05:56:14