It is okay to say sorry
-
Loading... - Dias Aayam
- 05 May 2023
- 76 Views
- 0 Like
- 0 Comment
Apologies are a fundamental part of human interaction. They serve as a way to acknowledge when we have made a mistake, take responsibility for our actions, and show empathy towards those we may have hurt.
However, not everyone is quick to say those three simple words: “I am sorry.” There are some people who rarely, if ever, apologise for their behaviour leaving others feeling frustrated, hurt and confused.
Others may have deep-rooted insecurities or a fear of vulnerability, which makes admitting fault difficult. Additionally, some individuals may have a sense of entitlement or they simply lack empathy, which prevents them from acknowledging the impact of their actions on others.
So what do you do when that apology is not forthcoming? It is important to recognise that not everyone has the same perspective on apologies. While you may value apologies as a way to repair relationships and show accountability, others may have a different approach.
Managing your expectations and understanding that some individuals may not apologise as readily as you do can help you avoid disappointment and frustration. Read More…
