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Why do you want to ask someone to forgive you? What do you want someone to forgive you for? Why is it difficult for you to ask for forgiveness? Have you still not forgiven someone for something? Why? What things would you never forgive someone for? Why? What things would you forgive someone for? Why? What friend or family member did you let down and what do you want to say to him or her now? What friend or family member did you hurt and you want him or her to know that you are sorry? What led you to act inappropriately and why do you think you have changed now? In what way do you want to show someone that you are truly sorry for something you have done to him or her? How do you plan to show that you are truly sorry? I want to tell my story my way.

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