A Contemplation for your Wednesday

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How do you say 'I'm sorry' if you're not even sure you're in the wrong or, even if you are, how? How do you say 'I'm sorry' when words probably wouldn't be enough? How do you say 'I'm sorry' without actually saying those words - cliche, anyone?

Comments

Balance

[(Anonymous)]

I agree with the prior comment, but only to a point. There are some people who demand to always be right and therefore you must be wrong and apologize. If you get into the habit of being the one who always apologizes (even when its not your fault) you can end up being their emotional punching bag.

I don't know if that's your situation...in fact its probably not. The above type of person is thankfully rare, and I've only met two in my life. Not knowing your own situation, I'd say go with the prior advice but keep the above in mind if the need for apologies starts becoming repetitious.

Mike in TX

Re: Balance

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sometimes I have been known to agree to disagree and still retain the friendship, if it's worth retaining, that is.