Does admittting yur mistakes make you weak

Damn sure it makes you strong my friend

Good question as always my friend, I asked myself that question, and straight away I'd say strong, because how many people do admit mistakes? In today's society so many people are quick to blame others, hence the sue culture and not taking responsibility for your actions. For someone to admit they are wrong I respect more than someone who refuses to admit they are wrong, those people put me off and push me away, those that stand up and say look I was in the wrong I apologize are far more mature and deserve respect. In regards to making you weaker or stronger, well definitely stronger, because if you can admit to yourself and others you have done wrong then you can quickly learn and become a better person in life

Hello dear Bala. I think our mistakes are really a free education. When we admit when they happen it does make us stronger. We are overstepping our pride and get a lesson on being humble at the same time.

It's easy to ignore the fact that a mistake happened, but it takes courage and strength to correct it, especially when it requires us to apologize to another.

No, I dont see how, You could only learn by your mistakes, which would make you stronger.

i vote for strong, whats the harm in admitting a mistake if at all aperosn has already relaised it if for the sake of formality than it makes no sense as than admitting the mistake or saying sorry is just a formality and merely uttering of words.
i feel admitting mistake makes the person who has borne the effect of the same may feel better and evn the person making mistake will feel good too.

Admitting your mistakes makes you STRONGER as it shows what you need to work on to make sure you don't make the same mistake again.

Thanks

Zelo

I think admitting your mistakes makes you strong.

admitting your mistakes is a hard thing to do
It takes a very strong person to admit when they are wrong and apologise if need be

Oh, most certainly strong, balasri. It takes great strength to admit your weaknesses, your failures, your mistakes.

I think admitting my mistakes makes me stronger. I think it will make us weaker if we do not own up to them.