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Why does the past have to matter?

I am speaking of our personal past. I don't see why our past must decide who we are or who we will become. Yes, if you will let if a troubled (for the lack of a better word) past can bring you pain in the future but it might not. What I am trying to say is, why does it matter? Why do people decide what kind of person you are or what kind of person you are going to be from what you did YEARS ago? Forgive and forget, right? I mean, I am different than I was but no one sees, they only see who I was not who I am. I had a neighbor that use to drink and party till 5am everyday. (I was younger at the time, school and bedtimes) My parents were furious, seeing that they had to get up and go to work in the morning and get my brother and I off to school. Long story shorter, now the neighbor doesn't do it anymore. We are friends as neighbors should be but you still have my mother that brings up the past every chance that is presented to her. Why? Why can't we accept that people can change? I know in order for people to change they have to want to or have a reason or both but it is possible.

Well, thank you for leitura this far.
 Darktimes104 posted over a year ago
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ace2000 said:
So we can learn from our mistakes and/or be emotionally guarded against any possible future wrongdoings por others towards us.
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TheMagicLoki said:
The past doesn't have to matter, but the world is full of idiots who think it does.
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