Saying 'Sorry'

I'd say saying thank you and sorry are equal because it's human nature and we're all different. Some people stuggle to say thank you, a lot of people expect things.
When you think about it, saying thank you is like saying: 'Thanks because without you doing whatever it is you did, I might have struggled, or found it hard or would have had to get off my donkey'
Where as saying sorry is like: 'Sorry, I don't know what come over me, I thought I didn't need you, I thought that I could cope, I didn't mean to fancy the milkman'
So it's like a path with more then one meaning and it comes down to the individual how difficult or how easy these things are
I don't mind saying sorry personally, it doesn't thrill me but it's not the end of the world

goodluck

Saying sorry is very hard but when you really feel gulty you have to say it. After all you have make a mistake and there is no shame of feel sorry for your mistakes.
I always do it.

Usually saying sorry is not that difficult for me because I'm used to having to be the first one to say it (my friends and parents weren't very good at apologizing while I was growing up). I would tell myself that doing so would make me the "bigger person", although it still bugged me how I was always to one to have to bring up the subject of apology.

However, because of that, I find myself grasping my mistakes quicker. I know when I should say sorry and that even if it's not completely my fault, being the first to apologize*does* make you the bigger person. I'm not saying that that is my incentive. Of course it's not. I just like knowing that I did the right thing and saying sorry, in most cases, is doing the right thing.

it's not really hard for me to admit i am wrong now. before it was. it mean you are real when you can admit your mistakes.

Saying thank you is a lot easier than saying sorry whole heartedly. I've never said the word "sorry" whole heartedly before any person but if I am truly sorry, I show it through gestures and letter of apology. Action speaks louder than words right?

Sorry is a difficult word and I don't usually say it but I do feel sorry. Is that silly? Cheers!!

Hello, mojcica.

Saying sorry for me is only hard when I have already started my argumentation against the other person. For example, when I am saying: "This is true! What I say is corrected" and a debate starts, in which the other person says that it is not... And I keep on saying that it is. Then it is hard to accept your fault when you are wrong, but I still do it. That's why I never like to debate like that, unless I am pretty sure that what I am saying is correct.
As you said, saying sorry is way harder than saying thank you. But yet, it is way more needed. You must show others that you are able to see your mistakes and that you are able to fix them.

Respectfully,
Munhozmib.

it is easy to say im sorry if one has accepted his mistake. this only happens when he felt that he have hurt someone. but there are people who are so rude that even they they they committed a mistake they are still hesitant to say sorry because they felt that saying sorry will lessen their self esteem.
if its my fault it is easy to say sorry. if i say sorry i mean it!

I am a straightforward boy,i can face my mistakes calmly,if there are some discussions,i will debate it fiercely with my partners,but if i realized i am wrong,i will admit i am lost.If i do something harm others,when i realized it,i will apologize to them sincerely,if i harm somebody i will feel so sorry,so i think i must do something for them,therefor i think 'sorry' is not difficult to say,wrong is wrong,since i harm somebody,i must pay the price~~aha~~Making mistakes is not terrible,correct it immediately,yes,i am still a good boy,am i?