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DiscerningTheTruth
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Hi Guys,
I have recently felt very convicted about how I’ve left some relationships (not romantic relationships) with open ended and unapologized for wrongs on my part. I have reached out to a few of these people and had really positive experiences. I have one left that I have felt this conviction about. Unfortunately, this woman was the last person my husband dated prior to our marriage, and even though it has been many, many years since then, she has shown quite a bit of animosity when I have happened to see her over the last few years. Is apologizing to her for how I left our friendship the moral thing to do, or is it better to just leave it alone?
I have recently felt very convicted about how I’ve left some relationships (not romantic relationships) with open ended and unapologized for wrongs on my part. I have reached out to a few of these people and had really positive experiences. I have one left that I have felt this conviction about. Unfortunately, this woman was the last person my husband dated prior to our marriage, and even though it has been many, many years since then, she has shown quite a bit of animosity when I have happened to see her over the last few years. Is apologizing to her for how I left our friendship the moral thing to do, or is it better to just leave it alone?