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Allowing another chance in a relationship gives two broken sides another try at mending hurts and other issues that caused a breakup. Giving a second chance means reconciling differences and getting to the root of problems. However, resolution of these problems must be executed before a true second chance can be given.
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Personalities must seriously be evaluated when trying to give a relationship a second chance or reconcile a marriage. The capabilities to forgive and be honest by both parties must be examined and focused on in a forthcoming manner in order to gauge the ability to overcome in separate situations. Communication must be a prominent focus and has to take place from both parties. Resolution has to be reached about the subject of the original infraction; otherwise, old emotional wounds will fester and often cause problems.
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Giving second chances in relationships has both positive and negative potential. While giving another chance invests hope and some trust, it also leaves an opportunity for disappointment and major breaches in trust. Allowing another chance can give the opportunity to prove the character of a relationship, as it is being tried under adversity. The potential outcome is solely based on the capacity of those involved to execute the second chance in the correct manner.
