Steven Setu

Hey, you sit down there, Christopher Luxon.

Wait, we're not talking to you.

I honestly feel like it would be crazy.

It would be a show, but people would love it.

Otherwise, they don't.

Yeah, he's still alive.

Yeah, you know, you can't fly when your wings are heavy.

You can forgive, but... And also as well, it's like when you hold on to unforgiveness, the only person that's getting hurt is you.

It's like you're throwing sand in a huge gust of wind.

You think that the sand's going to hit your dad when it's coming into your own eyes.

There's a little depiction I would like to share with you, Dom, where this wife...

she came home and the house was unclean and then she said you ain't getting any sex tonight to her husband so at night time comes she goes into her bed the husband comes he goes onto the bed the wife moves off the husband gets closer the wife moves off all the way to the point where the wife falls off the bed then the husband's in the bed with a nice blanket going to sleep while the wife is shivering on the ground and that is a great depiction of unforgiveness because you think that you're winning

Yet you're not.

And when you're holding on to this unforgiveness and you're holding on to this unresentment, that person that you hate is like their husband sleeping in a warm blanket when you're shivering.

Blissfully unaware.

Yeah, that's it.

Yeah, so I've forgiven him.

I love him.

I love him because he's my dad.

I wouldn't say he's my father, though.