Having one's mother or father or past abuser admit to their crimes or even apologize for them changes nothing--certainly not what they did. Rather, such an apology would give you the psychological permission to "move on" with your life.

But you do not need anybody's permisson to move on with your life.

It does not matter whether or not those responsible for harming you ever understand what they did, care about what they did, or apologize for it.

It does not matter.

All that matters is your ability to stop fondling the experience with your brain. Which you can do right now.

Author: Augusten Burroughs

Having one's mother or father or past abuser admit to their crimes or even apologize for them changes nothing--certainly not what they did. Rather, such an apology would give you the psychological permission to "move on" with your life.<br /><br />But you do not need anybody's permisson to move on with your life.<br /><br />It does not matter whether or not those responsible for harming you ever understand what they did, care about what they did, or apologize for it. <br /><br />It does not matter.<br /><br />All that matters is your ability to stop fondling the experience with your brain. Which you can do right now. - Augusten Burroughs


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