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When you say that you are sorry, it restores the dignity of the hurt person and makes them feel better. ...
An apology may restore trust and understanding to a relationship,
because it contributes to a feeling of safety and makes both the receiver and the giver feel comfortable and respected.
An apology may restore trust and understanding to a relationship,
because it contributes to a feeling of safety and makes both the receiver and the giver feel comfortable and respected.
Apologies and forgiveness are pivotal aspects of intimate relationships.
Saying “I’m sorry” is not about admitting who is right or who is wrong but about acknowledging when a wrong is perceived and empathizing with feeling hurt.
Efforts to apologize signify a desire to put your partner and your relationship ahead of yourself.
Without an apology, some relationship problems will fester and risk devolving into resentment.
Saying “I’m sorry” is not about admitting who is right or who is wrong but about acknowledging when a wrong is perceived and empathizing with feeling hurt.
Efforts to apologize signify a desire to put your partner and your relationship ahead of yourself.
Without an apology, some relationship problems will fester and risk devolving into resentment.
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