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The One Thing She Finds Hardest to Forgive

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The One Thing She Finds Hardest to Forgive

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Join the family: https://speakenglishwithtiffani.com/3... Some things she brushes off completely. One thing she doesn't — and her answer surprised me. In this English conversation, Michiyo from Japan explains the difference between feeling hurt, feeling disrespected, and feeling betrayed, and why forgiveness has almost nothing to do with the other person. Michiyo has been a student leader in the Speak English With Tiffani Academy for over four years. She loves to sing, she has one of the kindest hearts in our community, and she still calls herself shy. We talked about this month's academy topic — forgiveness — and specifically about the emotions that show up before you're ready to forgive. She also shared the exact thing she does with her younger sister after a disagreement, and I shared a rule I've had with a close friend for years. Tell me in the comments: which is hardest for YOU to forgive — being hurt, being disrespected, or being betrayed? CHAPTERS 00:00 Meet Michiyo — four years in the academy 02:27 The first emotion that shows up every time 04:45 Why disappointment comes right after anger 06:24 "I expect from someone too much" 07:21 Feeling hurt vs. feeling disrespected 09:01 "Even if someone looks down on me, I don't mind" 12:47 The one that's hardest to forgive 18:41 Her sister, and the message she sends 20:07 The 24-hour rule 22:05 Michiyo's study tip for English learners VOCABULARY FROM THIS CONVERSATION to look down on someone — to think you are better or more important than they are to feel betrayed — to feel that someone you trusted has broken that trust to regulate your emotions — to manage your feelings instead of reacting immediately to overcome something — to successfully deal with a difficult feeling or situation to hesitate — to pause before acting because you feel unsure or nervous a testimony — a personal account of something you experienced that proves it works to jump right in — to start something immediately, without waiting until you feel ready Want conversations like this one, with people who share your goals and your same struggles? Come join us inside the Speak English With Tiffani Academy: https://speakenglishwithtiffani.com/3... Let's jump right in! #LearnEnglish #EnglishConversation #SpeakEnglishWithTiffani #EnglishSpeakingPractice #AdvancedEnglish