How do you
apologize when you’re angry and cross the line? Do you say a quick “sorry”
which only makes matter worse sometimes? Saying “sorry” even when you are genuinely
sorry doesn’t communicate your sincerity. Instead, what the other person hears is
“what are you making such a fuss about this for?”
An even worse
form of apology is “Well, I said I’m sorry!” This comes across as “Rest this
matter already and get off my back!” This means that simple words of remorse
should be enough. If you don’t want hard feelings to exist in your
relationships after a fight or misunderstanding, if you want your apologies to
be accepted, show that you’re sorry in word and in deed. You should phrase your apology like this, “I’m
sorry” instead of “sorry.”
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