What is forgiven is usually well remembered.

Summary

This quote means that although forgiveness has been granted, the memory of the transgression or wrongdoing is not easily forgotten. Even if someone chooses to forgive another person's actions or mistakes, they will likely still remember what happened in order to prevent it from happening again or to protect themselves. The memory acts as a reminder and serves as a lesson for future interactions, ensuring that similar situations or behavior patterns are not repeated.

Topics