Let's be honest. We're all human and that means that we are prone to making mistakes. We've all been there - the moment when the pressure is on and quite literally has us in a chokehold until we snap like a tiny little twig. Yep, been there, and done that. It's not pretty, but it's also not the end of the world.
Because we humans, not only are we prone to making mistakes but also forgiving and forgetting them. The thing is, you never really know what goes on in someone else's head. Maybe they had a bad day, or a bad week, or a bad life. So their reaction may not have even been about you in the first place. And while the easiest solution may just be to judge and dismiss them, as humans, it is our ultimate duty to learn how to forgive and give people second chances. Only if they ask forgiveness and deserve it though, of course.
This brings us to today's story, welp, it's actually an updated story to the whole mute kid/sign language debacle. If this doesn't scream second chances, then we don't know what does.