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Old 31 Mar 2011, 18:17   #28
LisaT
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Join Date: 10.02.2006
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Originally Posted by Skybird14 View Post
I totally agree with what Suzie has said. If the clip I've seen of you in tears saying you're sorry is what follows this, then you've already taken steps to gain forgiveness. The better person is the one who acknowledges what they have done, feels bad that they've done it and who apologises for it.
So true. We all lose it from time to time and behave in a way which, in hindsight, we wish we hadn't. The important thing is being able to acknowledge our mistakes/weaknesses and apologise for them. Clearly, you are a person who is humble enough to be able to do that. A lot of people would let their pride/ego stop them from saying sorry.
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