The new family articulation and the need for forgiveness in the redefinition of family relationships

Abstract

The changes in the ways in which we relate and create bonds, especially family ones, have managed to change the heading of our conflicts and the ways of solving ourselves. We wonder here if this circumstance legitimizes the fact that the changes and new ways of relating to each other along with the birth of differences, especially those born in families, are sufficient reason to undo family ties and thus be able to move forward. Is it that all problems are resolved through alternate methods? We believe that conflicts, especially family conflicts, are at a point where their difficulty seems to be aggravated by low levels of tolerance for having problematic situations, causing conflicts to escalate unnecessarily on more than one occasion and with it underestimated the possibility of forgiveness of offenses that give rise to family difficulties, which end up in a court or an alternative method. The purpose here is to show one of those multiple family scenarios where problems appear with the purpose of generating awareness about their seriousness and proposing the possibility of forgiveness among family members in order to restore or resignify family relationships as a measure prior to any formal procedure.