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Topic	Why do some people have an aversion to saying "sorry" but...
TodorokiHayato 02/18/24 1:32:48 AM #6:	Aristoph posted... "I apologize" = "I know you're upset because of something I did." "I'm sorry" = "I know you're upset because I fucked up." One takes personal responsibility and shows intention to be better next time. The other simply acknowledges the situation but doesn't plan on doing anything differently next time. That's dumb. So if someone says they apologize, I could respond back by saying, "I guess you're not truly sorry then huh? Well F* you too." --- Nobody knows you're a dog on the internet ruff. <cite>TodorokiHayato posted [p:978904038] in Why do som... [t:80699536]...</cite> <quote>Aristoph posted... </cite><quote>"I apologize" = "I know you're upset because of something I did.""I'm sorry" = "I know you're upset because I fucked up."One takes personal responsibility and shows intention to be better next time. The other simply acknowledges the situation but doesn't plan on doing anything differently next time.</quote>That's dumb. So if someone says they apologize, I could respond back by saying, "I guess you're not truly sorry then huh? Well F* you too." --- Nobody knows you're a dog on the internet ruff.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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