SORRY

And only time can tell if the full trust was restored.

And fake apologies always show. We, women can always tell when it's fake and when it's sincere. It always shows anyway. And we would also be fake if we accept that knowing full well the we are just fooling each other.

@LadyDuck Same feeling here.

@toniganzon I fully agree with you. I can immediately feel when it's fake and I would feel hypocrite accepting.

And sometimes it is also difficult to accept the apology. Out of being civil, we accept the apology even if the pain that it cause us not yet subsided.

I won't say sorry if it's not my fault.

@ZedSmart I do not hesitate even a moment to apologize if I realize mistake is mine. However, after tolerating so much, some one's apology won't make any difference in me. It does not mean I can't accept apology. But there is a limit for anything.

You are right. It would create gap.

@ZedSmart You can always tell when someone isn't sincere in apologising unless you're blind or a fool.

How can we distinguish if the person's apology is genuine or fake? Out of being civil, I might accept the apology but will not give my full trust anymore. If I'd no longer give my full trust, can the people presume that I hadn't forgiven the person even if I accepted the apology? The situation and the extent of fault may not be the same.

@toniganzon There are just master on faking it. It seems the sincerest but part of acting to make believe the witnesses that they are truly repentant. This is not happening in the drama alone. Like for example when you brought the situation to "barangay" justice. You will made an amicable settlement there and they even make sorry in front of those people. Anyway, if you don't like amicable settlement, you can always elevate it to court.