Do you like to hear the word "I'm sorry?"
By careguarden
@careguarden (5670)
Philippines
October 30, 2009 4:37am CST
Actually I don't really like to hear the word "I'm sorry." Especially to the persons who often said and didn't mean it. When someone make mistakes I would likely want that person to show how much he regret what he did than saying I'm sorry straight to my face. How about you?
4 responses
@omiami (412)
• Malta
31 Oct 09
I agree with you. That word is nice when someone says it and really mean it not just words. When one is sorry its best to show the person that he/she is really sorry by showing and proving it to the direct person. However sometimes there are situations in which what is done is done, and the action isnt reversable and we can do nothing to change what happened. So just in case the only thing we can do is to say sorry, we should really mean it or else there is no use of saying it.
@careguarden (5670)
• Philippines
31 Oct 09
Yeah, we can't turn back for whatever mistakes that we've done over the past, past is past though saying sorry could be the best thing that we could do.
Thank you for sharing with us and enjoy your day!
@se7enthbird (8307)
• Philippines
30 Oct 09
there are a lot of words already that has a lot of meaning but people just speak it out easy. like i love you.... there are people who plays with love and when they hurt someone it is easy for them to say i am sorry which they dont mean just like the way they say i love you. sometimes when my wife is sarcastic she also say i am sorry that i know she does not mean but when we talk about the problem already we both say i am sorry and meant it
@careguarden (5670)
• Philippines
31 Oct 09
Yeah, people easily said I love you the same as I'm sorry and don't mean it. Those are very important words and it should come from the heart in order to avoid trouble and conflict in relationship. They should say and mean it.
Anyway thank you for sharing with us and enjoy your day!
@WebMann (4731)
• Canada
30 Oct 09
I agree. I don't like getting that 'I'm Sorry' from people that just say it all the time but never change what they are doing. It drives me right up a wall.
Both my son and my wife are like that. I just tell them saying sorry doesn't cut it when you are saying sorry for the same thing over and over. Stop doing what you are sorry about already.
@careguarden (5670)
• Philippines
31 Oct 09
Well I don't like to hear sorry over and over again for doing the same thing, it irritates me. It's better to stopped what you did and say sorry no more.
Thank you for sharing with us and enjoy your day!
@bluray (408)
• Singapore
30 Oct 09
You are correct.some people say sorry just for the sake of saying.actually they develop a habit of saying these words.for them they are the magical word and they think that they can escape from every mistake they have committed.Even their expressions are straight when they say sorry.they really dont feel it.it is a good way of escaping their faults .
