Summary
This quote suggests that when we are personally involved in committing an offense, we are more willing to forgive ourselves for it. It implies that our own bias and self-interest can cloud our judgment and make it easier for us to justify our actions or find reasons to forgive ourselves. It serves as a reminder that we should challenge our own biases and strive for a fair and unbiased perspective when assessing our own wrongdoing.
By Juoy
Liked the quote? Share it with your friends.
