5 Rules on How to Apologize to Your Partner  Saying Your Sorry
to the Ones You Love  By Alysia Stern for BounceBack.com  Not
every apology will be created or received equally. "I am sorry"
is an in-depth, three word phrase that obtains numerous
meanings. The majority of the time when one person accidentally
or mistakenly hurts another person causing emotional or physical
pain, the natural response is to say "I'm sorry!" As a child we
are trained to apologize to others when we have hurt them. This
is a universal term known in every language. The term is also
used to express condolences to another person. It is a way of
extending feelings of remorse and sorrow to another.  Related:
Need to Apologize? Creative Ways to Say "I'm Sorry"  "I am
sorry" is said everyday in many ways. The most important thing
to remember is that it is supposed to be used in a realistic,
remorseful way; not in a "fly by night" sort of way! When you
are truly sorry and have made a commitment to yourself and
another to never perform the a