It was the worst clickbait but also the best, and simultaneously posted by the best, but worst troll.

I'm half English, half Irish.
So I guess I'm still just British.
Not whole Brit, just Brit...ish...

Germish

"You don't get a lot of Doy these days..."

Kidsbian

"You want it with a laimon twist?"

Anyway, the post is a toxic ideal in my opinion, and makes its point quite well.
Forgiveness is an avenue you can go down, if you want to just turn your back and not deal with the mental damage abuse has caused, but it's not going to help long term.
You may as well turn to drinking to forget, as the problem will still be there when you sober up.

I'm coming from the line of "things happen for a reason" and "learn to forgive"
Forgiving oneself for allowing it to happen doesn't come from the same place, that comes from learning through experiences of positive change and perseverance.
On a side note and I don't mean this in a disrepectful way; it's usually not a good idea to start a counter point with the argument from authority fallacy. The "my point holds nore weight than yours because I have a degree in this field" only strengthens the resolve of the the other person youre trying to sway to your side of thinking. I would've hoped they'd have taught you that in a master's degree.

To me, he'll the guy that bribes Eddie Murphy in Beverley Hills Cop, Jago, and the guy that told the most depraved, disgusting joke ever known to man.
Coincidentally, Eddie Murphy does an impeccable impression of him.

Yeah, it sounds nice, but I just don't think it's realistic.

Yup. Alpha and Omega hierarchy still exists in social groups.