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The gift of forgiveness

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January 22, 2009 //  by Lovefraud Reader//  125 Comments

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By Peggy Whoever

Today I had an epiphany, certainly my first, and perhaps the only one I shall receive in this lifetime. I consider myself blessed.

I equate this epiphany, an almost supernatural experience, as being akin to what someone on LSD may have experienced, whereby every nerve ending, and the synapses within every cell is felt at a deep sensory level, where there is a oneness and synchronicity within me and outside of me, a oneness with the universe. (No, I have never experimented with drugs!)

I equate this feeling with Abraham Maslow’s study of “peak experiences”. This is a rare moment, sometimes a once-in-a lifetime vision, comprehension, and/or deep level of spirituality. I have the chills although I am not cold, a shivering awareness of truth. This moment left me utterly speechless. (A rare moment!)

I want to make it perfectly clear that this state of forgiveness has been a raging battle within me, an anguishing war that has lasted 1 year, 3 months and 23 days. But today, truly, I have forgiven the sociopath—and consequently I have set myself free.

I wrote him one last letter, below, (which will never be sent). Thousand(s) of hours of study, the help of my friends and family, and finding Lovefraud, has contributed greatly to my comprehension, hence the forgiveness. Today I read about serpents and scorpions, and how “they are what they are” and cannot be otherwise. Likewise, sociopaths “are whom they are” and they predictably do what sociopaths do”¦which is to bleed us dry emotionally, physically, financially, and perhaps most harmfully, spiritually and/or soulfully. The result of forgiving him is that the pain and anger has disappeared within in my own being”¦and subsequently I have regained the strength within ME. In forgiving the sociopath, I have reclaimed my joy and my ability to function normally, fully, and potentially at a much higher level than before.

Dear _ _ _ :

You are forgiven.

Yes, as of this day, this moment in time, I forgive you.

In no way do I condone the choices you have made nor the behaviors you have exhibited.
I deplore the things you have done that have caused extreme emotional pain to many innocent victims.

A snake can only be a snake and strike without warning at a moment’s notice. A scorpion will sting. A sociopath is, and always will be, a sociopath.

YOU are missing the essential elements of humanity: love, joy, peace, kindness, compassion, and a conscience. You will never find fulfillment in the materialism and power-mongering that consumes you. You may become the “richest” person or most powerful person on earth, yet you will forever have only emptiness within you.

I feel great sorrow and pity beyond measure for your inability to feel and be fully human. The greatest treasures in life are not measured in gold, nor possessions, but are held within one’s heart. You are very poor indeed.

Your departure, and the resulting obsessing, ruminating, distress, research and investigation has led me on an ultimate journey to the center of my own soul. Forgiving you has brought me to a place of comprehension, great joy, and”¦peace.

Sincere Regards,
Me

I have come to believe that forgiveness is a state of higher consciousness, a higher vibration and an escalated plane in the realm of human existence. Indeed, the sociopaths dastardly deeds of lying, promiscuity, stealing, aggression, embezzling, and a range of unethical and illegal activities—as well as tromping on people’s hearts—has ultimately given me an incredible, life-altering gift that I wish for you, dear Lovefraud friends”¦

The gift of forgiveness.

Blessings and Peace,
Peggywhoever

P.S. I want to thank AlohaTraveler for her friendship, insights and wit during this healing process.

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  1. keeping_faith

    January 22, 2009 at 9:22 pm

    OMG I can’t stop laughing !!!!!

    He has a decal on his vehicle that i noticed when I saw his SUV one day and it says “FEAR THIS”. I just keep thinking that if he really HAD big ones, he wouldn’t pick on women. So I guess his behavior is consistent with the size of his sack. He’s such a little man. Fear what??????

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  2. Rune

    January 22, 2009 at 9:24 pm

    The ratio of real Navy SEALS to play-pretend Navy SEALS is, what, one to ten? One real Navy hero to ten wannabees? If I ever meet a real Navy SEAL, first of all, I’ll be suspicious. It’s unfortunate.

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  3. keeping_faith

    January 22, 2009 at 9:27 pm

    Rune, I was told that you have a better chance of meeting 3 NFL players before you actually meet a REAL SEAL. There are so few.

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  4. eliza

    January 22, 2009 at 9:33 pm

    I really don’t think actual Navy Seals go around talking about it. Probably even to those close to them. I don’t think they really like to recruit blabber mouths into special forces, where they are exposed to MILITARY SECRETS! Plus I hear they don’t take guys with little balls.

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  5. Rune

    January 22, 2009 at 9:34 pm

    Sounds about right. The guy I was involved with was “on a nuclear submarine.” He had a great story about how he saved the ship when it sprang a leak and was going down. But you’ve probably heard that story, too. Different S/P, same story, right?

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  6. keeping_faith

    January 22, 2009 at 9:49 pm

    Rune,

    I think we all may have had the same S/P……the lies are different, same personality. The XS/P I wasted a few years masqueraded as a SEAL and NSA agent who also worked as a professional in sales. He then started masquerading as a redneck hanging out with strippers and low lifes in a biker bartelling them he used to be a big time drug addict…..even bought a pick up truck. Now he is masquerading as an old broken down man who had a heart attack and is unemployed……karma happens!

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  7. keeping_faith

    January 22, 2009 at 9:50 pm

    eliza, you are right. Real MEN in REAL combat don’t take body counts or hang SEAL banners above their beds 30 years later. They also don’t wear dog tags that they NEVER earned. What a loser……

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  8. eliza

    January 22, 2009 at 9:52 pm

    My ex S was a nude model. I laughed in his face when he told me that. He would have looked like a naked fraggle.

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  9. keeping_faith

    January 22, 2009 at 9:55 pm

    I remember you telling that story yesterday. WTF? They are all alike. The XS/P kept one of my short nightgowns and wouldn’t give it back to me. I imagine the freak is letting his x stripper girlfriend wear it as he places his seal trident pin on her. EWEEEEEEE

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  10. keeping_faith

    January 22, 2009 at 10:00 pm

    eliza, thank you for the laughs tonight. You are quite funny. I needed that. I did truly have a good day today and I feel stronger. This was my favorite topic today and I am trying to forgive. i really am. I just want to get past it FASTER. Goodnight all.

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