Why do some people hate to say sorry?
Why can some people not say sorry?
Why do people say sorry? Why do people say sorry frequently? Why should we say sorry? Why is it okay to say sorry even when you are not wrong? Why do some people say sorry a lot? Could it be from abuse or from feeling like they never do anything right? Why is saying "I'm sorry" a sign of weakness to some? How does one forgive someone who is not sorry? How can you apologize without actually saying the words "I'm sorry" or being apologetic? Why do people feel sorry for other people? Does saying "I apologize" mean as much as saying "I'm sorry"? Why or why not? What is the best way to say sorry? Is it okay to ask sorry on behalf of someone/a group of people? Should you forgive someone who's not sorry? What is the importance of "sorry" in a relationship? Why do people say "sorry to hear that" when they mean "I am sorry that happened"? Why do people feel sorry for themselves? How does one apologize? What is the difference between saying, "I'm sorry," and "I was wrong?" Do parents ever say sorry to their child? How can we forgive someone who never apologizes? Why do people make a big deal over apologizing? How do I tell someone that I am sorry? Why do we feel sorry for ourselves? What is the best way to apologize? How can I say sorry to the dead? What is the difference between "I apologize" and "My apologies"? What is the best response to an apology that you did not feel was needed? Why do Canadians say sorry so much? How do you apologize to someone? What is a good answer to the invalidating response of "I'm sorry you feel that way"?