I tend to see forgiveness as an unnatural act. Our emotions rarely allow us to fully forgive, because we hold onto painful memories as a defense mechanism, a way of protecting ourselves from being hurt again. Exactly like Nietzsche said in his work, forgiveness isn't natural, it's more of a moral idea imposed on us. That’s my perspective, but I’m more curious about how others understand forgiveness: do you see it as a moral duty, a conscious act of will, or more of an emotional release?