This deep!!!
"I'm sorry you took it like that" or "I'm sorry you got offended" is not a proper apology.When you sincerely apologize you...
* Begin with the realization that you're at fault.
* Acknowledge to the person that you made a mis-step.
* Ask for Forgiveness
* Humbly offer some form of restitution(if applicable)
* Understand if the wronged party is unwilling to continue the relationship
* Learn and grow from the experience
* Pride tries to hide in False Apologies!
It makes better sense. And that's the way a sincere apology is tendered.
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ReplyDeleteWell written. That number 5 is what most people can't really get hang of. Forgiving you don't mean I want to have in my space again. How hard is that??? But the moment you made that known, they will claim you're unforgiving or immature. Must we always expose ourselves to harm just to prove forgiveness??
ReplyDeleteMany adults really need to read and understand that number 5.
Noted Sir👍👍
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The reason most people dont like to take responsibility is bcos the other party dont want to take any accountability on the role they played in the conflict. The two people need to apologize to each other....
ReplyDeleteNUMBER 5 is one of the things that some people will use to guilt trip you. i am quick to forgive but that relationship is gone, because i wont give myself to you to continue to hurt me. FORGIVENESS IS FOR ME AND MY PEACE OF MIND ABD NOT FOR YOU.
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DeleteWell said 👍🏿. Ride on pastor.
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