How to Forgive a Promise Breaker
from wikiHow - The How to Manual That You Can EditPromises are like crying babies in a theater, they should be carried out at once. ~Norman Vincent PealeAssociating with a person who makes a lot of promises but consistently breaks them, or simply doesn't keep them, is challenging. It is even harder if they're a member of your family or somebody whom you consider to be a close friend, or even a boss or mentor whom you have trusted. In particular, a history of shared experiences and feelings can make it very hard for you to know how to handle this person. Nevertheless, if their continued broken promises are making your life unpleasant and you feel used up, discarded, ignored, or just plain messed about, it is essential to deal with the promise breaker and then forgive them. Note that forgiving doesn't mean forgetting or letting them get away with it; it means that you reach a space of letting go and no longer allow this person to call the shots and ruin your chances at enjoying your life.
