Forgiveness, the Other F-Word

In this episode we dive deep into the topic of forgiveness.

This week we REALLY challenge ourselves and open up about forgiveness. As a continuation to our episode, “How Not to Apologize” we share our own personal battles with forgiveness in this episode.

In true Unicorn fashion we begin by defining forgiveness not by what it IS but by what it is NOT. We discuss how forgiveness is not reconciliation or an excusal of consequences are just a couple of reasons why some may struggle with forgiveness.

We shift into some of the effects unforgiveness has on our mental and physical health. In this portion we briefly share how unforgiveness mimics the effects that HIGH stress has on the body. This topic transitions into WHY we should forgive and what is the purpose of forgiveness.

We here at Biracial Unicorns acknowledge the difficulty of forgiveness, whether it’s interpersonal forgiveness, generational, historical, racial, etc--we know it’s a struggle. We hope you find this particular episode helpful and we also encourage seeking the help of your community if you’re hostile towards forgiveness.

Next, we get “Mad at the Internet”, and it doesn’t get more technical than this week’s topic! Our Happy Places this week Hint it may be too cute (and out of character) for these two Unicorns!!

Thanks to Josef Scott of Citizens of Tape City for our theme music and Dollipop Art for our podcast artwork - you can find her on instagram @dollipop.art.

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