Forgiveness
Would you forgive someone for accidentally overdosing your 18-year-old dog with their medication? As a result of this accident, the dog had to be euthanized. This person was a loving and caring individual who took on the responsibility of being the primary caregiver in the relationship. They took on a multitude of responsibilities and ensured their partner's happiness. They loved that dog so much and spent time every day with them. They were perfect and made life worth living again, but they are being called a murderer for their mistake.
@Trixmx618 What happened is very unfortunate and sad. But as an outsider looking 👀 in, it seems it was a genuine accident. I, personally, would forgive the person for the error on their part. As sad as it is losing a best 🐕 friend of 18 years, it's sad the guilt this person will have on their conscience because of it. We all deserve grace and mercy and to be forgiven. You mentioned how wonderful, loving, kind, and dependable this person was so that's what I take into consideration. It's sad but I wouldn't call it murder as it does not seem ill intent. Forgiveness is a personal choice. You asked and I'm just sharing my thoughts. I do hope that healing comes to all those involved and rest in peace to the doggy! 🙏 🤲
@Trixmx618,
the accident was, well, just an accident. It might just have triggered the other person resulting in blaming you and calling it quits.
It's not you, it's her. If someone responds like her, you're better off without her. You deserve better.