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I ask slicha and mechila if I offended anybody this past year and hope that this comming year will only bring good.
kesiva and chasima tova to all
I request mechila from anyone and everyone who I have hurt or wronged. This includes both those who post and those who only read posts. Whether I have been too harsh, angry, insulting, flippant, dismissive, thoughtless, wrongly suspicious, misleading, not helpful where I could have been, or guilty of any other action (or lack thereof) that caused pain, I ask for your forgiveness.
Nobody on this site needs to ask for my mechila, because any offense toward me was minimal and I am mochel it.
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Thank you.
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Wishing a ksiva vachasima tova to all the fine people here and all Klal Yisroel.
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Why do people who did nothing wrong have to ask mechillah?
and where are those…(opps, sorry, never mind)
+1,000,000,000,000 to I can only try
ICOT – beautiful words.
I try hard never to be offensive to anyone, as I believe respect is a two way street. Nevertheless, I am human and as such, might possibly have upset someone, albeit unintentionally. To that end, I am very sorry, if I hurt anyone’s feelings or embarrassed anyone. Likewise I am mocheles anyone who over the course of this year might have said anything that potentially was hurtful to me (though I cannot offhand recall such a thing). Lety’s go into R”H with lighter hearts and having made a real din v’cheshbon on our actions, and taken steps to correct the ones in need of correction.
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