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There is a fundamental flaw in the line "Forgive and forget". Forget forgiving, just forget. That works too.
To err is human. To forgive, divine. That's a whole load of cliche crap. That's just an excuse used by the entire human population to get every other member of the human race to forgive one another. Here's one for the modern era, and for the ingenuous crowd: To err, is human. To really screw things up, that's human too- Assisted by technology and/or nature.

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