“Sorry, but …”
4 phrases not to be confused with an apology
“Don’t make such a big deal out of it”: You can see in the video which sentences you should question the supposed apology.
An apology requires courage and sincerity. In the video you see four sentences that sound like an apology, but actually aren’t.
It doesn’t matter whether it’s a dispute between friends, a partner or in the family: conflicts and differences of opinion are part of every healthy relationship – to a certain extent. And, of course, apologies are part of an argument, too.
4 sentences that sound like an apology, but aren’t
Sometimes we want to avoid a conflict, sometimes we are tired of arguing or we are in a dead end. Then not only the conflict itself is difficult, but also the apology. Because finding the courage to admit your own mistakes can be anything but easy. But that’s why you have to be careful with apologies, because not every “sorry” is really meant that way. In the video you can see where there is a risk of manipulation and which sentences you should pay attention to.
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