I'm sorry part 2.

 Things To Keep In Mind While Saying Sorry In The Hardest Of Situations


Tips on how to say you are sorry.

Saying sorry might sound like a difficult task, but is actually a very simple action. Saying sorry is not hard but feels like it is. However, you must remember that you don't lose anything by apologizing to someone.

Here are some things you must keep in mind while apologizing to someone even if it is way  hard.

Now say "your sorry,
 like you mean it!"

 Remain as objective as possible


Don't beat around the bush when you have to apologize to someone, but remain as objective as you can be. The best apology is the most direct one and one in which you accept and take responsibility for your actions. Going off into unnecessary tangents will only make your apology seem vague.

Listen to what the other person has to say

Communication is the key and the best apology is to actually sit down and just listen to what the person has to say. The best apology can come in the form of a good listener. Take a chance and hear them out for what they have to say and it could be the best form of an apology. All people need sometimes is a good listener and a chance to say what they feel.

Resort to other methods

You could resort to unusual methods and bring out your funny side to try and lighten the mood and hopefully get them to laugh. Be yourself and when apologizing, try and appeal to the side of them that you already know. If your relationship is genuine, you could slip in some funny memories and get them to understand how much they mean to you and show them how sorry you are.

Make sure they feel loved

The important thing is to make the person feel as loved as possible. At this point, the person is probably feeling very low and unloved. A sincere apology should make them feel the love that they are currently missing and it is your job to ensure that this feeling is conveyed to them