Forgiveness Without Forgetting
Letting Go of Revenge Without Automatically Restoring Trust or Access

Forgiveness is frequently presented as forgetting, reconciling, restoring trust, or allowing renewed access. That pressure can erase evidence, accountability, boundaries, and safety—especially when harm has not been acknowledged or repaired. William R. Stanek offers a more careful path: releasing revenge or emotional captivity without rewriting what happened. Through a Relationship Repair Test, you will distinguish forgiveness from trust, contact, reconciliation, and permission. Memory can remain. Boundaries can remain. Your future does not have to be organized around the injury.