Forgetting your MacBook Pro password can be a frustrating experience, but don't worry, there are ways to reset your device even without the password. Here are some steps you can take to reset your MacBook Pro without a password:

1. Use Apple ID: If you have linked your Apple ID to your MacBook Pro, you can use it to reset your password. Simply enter the wrong password three times, and a "Reset Password" option will appear. Click on it, enter your Apple ID credentials, and follow the steps to reset your password.
2. Use Recovery Mode: Turn off your MacBook Pro, then turn it back on while holding down Command + R. This will boot your device into Recovery Mode. From there, you can choose the "Utilities" option and then "Terminal." In the Terminal, type 'resetpassword' and press Enter to reset your password.
3. Use Target Disk Mode: If you have another Mac device, you can connect the two using a Thunderbolt or FireWire cable and boot your MacBook Pro into Target Disk Mode by holding down the 'T' key during startup. You can then access your MacBook Pro's files from the other Mac and reset the password.

These are some ways you can reset your MacBook Pro without the password. Remember to keep your passwords secure and always have a backup plan in case you forget them!