How many times have you heard someone apologize by saying “if I offended you, then…”
The quid pro quo of apologizing.
Sorry should be the easiest word we could say – actually, we should say it many times a day because …
- What we type into chat, social media and emails is bound to offend someone.
- Without seeing or hearing another person, we miss out on their reaction to us.
- Some people are more sensitive to things than others.
- And words have consequences – they matter.
Sorry isn’t bad, it means you’re good.
But the best apology is the one that includes what you’re sorry for – it’s a way we humans have of not having to be perfect.
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