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The people who forgive quickly aren’t always generous. Sometimes they’ve just learned that holding grudges costs more than the original wound.
Quick forgiveness isn't always generosity — it's often a pragmatic calculation. Research shows that the psychological, physiological, and social costs of holding grudges frequently exceed the damage of the original wound, and people who forgive rapidly have learned to stop paying that price.
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