Sweet Hampers Make Forgiveness Easier

By Michael Parker

Nobody's perfect. That being said, no matter how people love someone and try their best to care for them, they could still hurt them sometimes. In friendship, friends hurt each other's feelings unintentionally. Each one may feel betrayed and it causes the friendship to fizzle.

Even lovers are not immune to this. Sometimes, no matter how they fiercely love one another, they would still get jealous, throw in accusations, and give unnecessary doubts. These things hurt them and cause them to be distant with one another and eventually, it leads to no communication for days and even weeks.

However, when people love someone truly, they don't let things go out of hand. They don't allow the relationships to end just like that. When people come to realize their shortcomings, they try their might to be brave and come to the person they have hurt and ask for forgiveness.

Apologies sometimes are never easy. Depending on how badly they have hurt their loved one, some apologies may be accepted real quick and some may take time to be accepted. But, as with every human relationship, if the words are sincere as a clear spring day and as sweet as chocolate-filled sweet hampers, then sooner or later all the hurts will heal and everything goes back to the way they are.

When a person is hurt, he or she becomes sad, resentful, angry or even depressed. However, almost everyone knows that a little bit of sweet old- fashioned sweets always do the trick. That is why, it is not surprising when people are in a foul mood or they are down in the dumps, they always gobble a handful of chocolates! Some even go as far as storing sweet hampers filled with almost every candy they like.

Chocolates particularly contain phenylephylamine, a kind of hormone released by the brain when people are falling in love. It is clear then that sweet hampers filled with a dozen kinds of chocolates will make any apology easier. - 29955

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