In this brief YouTube short, Speaker A asks for a definition of "true forgiveness." Speaker B answers that true forgiveness is the desire to remove the other person entirely from one's thoughts. They emphasize wanting to stop thinking about, dreaming about, and being triggered by sensory cues (e.g., the smell of chocolate chip cookies) that remind them of the person. The core claim is that genuine forgiveness means achieving mental freedom from the person rather than merely feeling goodwill.
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