Ever notice how people apologize unnecessarily for some things and refuse to give a believable apology for others?
“Sorry” because you disagree with someone else is not required.
“Sorry” for interrupting someone is better handled with “no, you go first”.
“Sorry” for letting someone down is better directed at you, for letting yourself down first.
When a serious apology is necessary, stand up and give a sincere apology of your choice without using the word “if” (“If I offended you, I’m sorry) because it is conditional.
Regrets are part of life that are easily fixed by never apologizing for being you and always offering a sincere apology when you have wronged someone.
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