Splash on Forgetfulness

There came an unusual blog request today where the sender apparently has forgotten the topic he was about to suggest for my post. 

The mail said: I forgot the topic :)

Here's my quick attempt at what I saw as an interesting topic:

• What you forget, can usually wait.
• To forget is a blessing, especially the thoughts of an unpleasant past.
• Forgetting an ‘Exchange of courtesy' and Forgetting ‘Respect' are not acceptable.
• When you forget something, it only means something else is taking up a lot of mind space at the moment. You must excavate it out, to remember the new priorities and good old memories.
• When we completely forget people, places, happenings, feelings, respect, courtesy, and self, it is called dementia. 
• It is important to forget the past unpleasantness to serve a better present and work for a greater future.
• Forgetfulness is the greatest plus point without which our mind cannot process life's road ahead.
• You won’t die of forgetfulness unless you cut an apple and shove the knife into your throat instead of the apple slice.
• To forget happenstances is to let go. 
• To forget brooding about unhappy facts is to just let it be and take the next step.
• To forget misunderstandings and hurt, is to forgive. 
• To forget love for people is sad.
• To forget a friend is a stroke of bad luck.
• Forget the mistakes. Remember not to repeat them.
• Forget. Sometimes consciously.
• Forget it. You are not the first one to go through it!!