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Have you ever forgiven someone close, only for them to hurt you the same way again? In a forest, a deer trusted a fox who stole his food. Each time, the fox returned with words and an apology. The deer forgave her, hoping she had changed. Then it happened again. An old elephant asked, "You forgive her-but does she respect your trust?" The elephant said, "One mistake can happen. But when someone repeats it, watch what they do, not just what they say." The deer didn't seek revenge. He simply kept his distance. Because forgiving someone and trusting them again are not the same. Being kind doesn't mean giving someone endless chances to hurt you. So, who takes advantage of your goodness? The person who keeps apologizing, then repeating the hurt. Let their actions, not their promises, decide whether you trust them.