Forgets

She forgets her fears when she talks to her therapist.

She forgets the details of the conversation she had with her friend last week.

He forgets to come to class on time every day.

She forgets her fear and goes ahead with the plan.

He forgets the name of the street where his friend lives.

He forgets to bring his ID to the airport security check.

He forgets to follow up with the customer after the initial contact.

The child forgets the pain when they get a hug from their parent.

He forgets his anxiety about the presentation once he begins speaking.

He forgets his jealousy and begins to appreciate his own accomplishments.

He forgets the landmarks of the city he used to visit frequently.

He forgets to take his medication every morning.

The teacher forgets to grade the assignments on time.

The writer forgets the plot of their own story.

He forgets important dates like birthdays and anniversaries.

He forgets the date of his friend's wedding anniversary.

She forgets about her insecurities when she is praised for her accomplishments.

He forgets to lock his bike before going into the store.

He forgets the steps to solve a math problem he learned in class.

He forgets his embarrassment and laughs at himself.

He forgets to attend his doctor's appointment.