"I'm Sorry"
Two words.
One meaning.
Most of the time.
"Sorry" is supposed to be a person's way of making amends, making things right again.
But so many people say it to end an argument or get themselves out of the trouble they are in.
They don't really feel remorse or regret about the things they've done.
The don't want to change the future and make better decisions.
They just want you to forget the things that made them say "sorry" in the first place.
They want you to forget so when they do these things again it doesn't seem so bad.
Don't forget.
Jan 11, 2016
Jan 11, 2016 at 10:32 PM UTC
"I'm Sorry"
Two words.
One meaning.
Most of the time.
"Sorry" is supposed to be a person's way of making amends, making things right again.
But so many people say it to end an argument or get themselves out of the trouble they are in.
They don't really feel remorse or regret about the things they've done.
The don't want to change the future and make better decisions.
They just want you to forget the things that made them say "sorry" in the first place.
They want you to forget so when they do these things again it doesn't seem so bad.
Don't forget.
