Dear Bel,
I follow you on Facebook and read your column, so know a lot about the way you think. Most of the time I’m in agreement, but there is one subject on which we differ: forgiveness. You seem to preach it too easily.
Why should I forgive a great wrong? Or act as if nothing happened?
My best friend’s only daughter Gina is my goddaughter and I love her dearly. She’s extra-special because my wife and I have no children. About eight years ago she had a relationship with a guy we thought highly suitable: handsome and in the same profession as
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