nicknotawake

[nicknotawake]

in my opinion, the answer is subjective. one may say and judge by their moral standards, another may say the people who have stained the most blood. you can also, perhaps, judge one by their capabilities, are they capable of malice? if so, are they still capable of love?

forgiveness is also a rather subjective thing. perhaps one finds it easy to forgive, while someone else does not. or maybe forgiveness is based on the wisdom of the crowd, or perhaps a higher divine being? imagine this, if god forgave someone, if you believe in him, would you forgive that someone as well, even if it means to push away your own opinionated thought? would that be objectively the right thing to do?

i know this answer will definitely, and certainly, be unsatisfying, if you are looking for an objective answer. i truly wish i could give one, but i will leave it off at that.

or maybe this post may have been completely rhetorical and that i am quite possibly rambling about a ridiculously trifling and futile matter for no peculiar reason at all and that no one will probably see this in which case i might as well be talking to myself

What people are not worthy of forgiveness?

Asking for a friend.

[nicknotawake]

each and every star is a delight to gaze at, no matter how big or small they are.