Family relationships can be complicated, especially when past grievances linger. In this case, a 17-year-old revisits a childhood incident that caused a deep rift with an older cousin. Despite apologies and efforts to mend the relationship, the cousin holds onto a grudge stemming from a tantrum the younger one threw at just 7 years old. Now, as they both stand on the brink of new life chapters, the question arises: Is it time to let go of the past, or do some wounds run too deep? This article explores the tension between familial duty and personal boundaries, offering a glimpse into the complexities of reconciling with family members who aren’t ready to forgive.
