Sorry - Which is worse?

I think both of them is worse in a certain level. A person who does not know how to say sorry is to proud to accept his/her mistake and down want to step back and accept his/her mistake. while the person who always says sorry and doesn't really mean the true meaning is useless he/she says sorry for the sake of saying it and that is not fair.

I don't like people who doesn't know how to say SORRY, but once they've said it I hope they really mean it.

Someone that does not know how to say sorry. If a person says sorry often, it could mean that they are sympathetic. If if a person never says sorry, it could mean that they have no feeling for another person besides themselves.

I think both are equally as bad. I can only handle these kinds of people in small doses. I like to maintain a happy medium with my apologies. I do often say 'sorry' for things that aren't even my fault. But it's a feeling of sympathy, not taking fault in the situation.

I think that they are equally bad for their own reasons: not knowing how to say sorry is bad because admitting when you are wrong or have done something wrong and feeling bad for it is a necessary thing if you care about someone, and saying sorry too much takes the meaning out of the word so it becomes useless and unbelievable- both accomplish nothing.

I would have to say someone who always says sorry. How do you respond to a constant stream of sorrys? It get a little awkward at times. I've been around people like that and it's highly annoying.