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"Really speak louder than words?? What's the point in saying sorry when your actions showed you couldn't care less. " Actions do speak louder than words yea | |||
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"Really speak louder than words?? What's the point in saying sorry when your actions showed you couldn't care less. " I think what you said is an example of actions speaking louder than words. Somebody can say sorry but their actions will show you they haven't taken it to heart. | |||
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"I think actions do speak louder than words. Not just with apologies though. If someone says they want me in their life but they don't message then I'll assume they are just words. " Agreed x | |||
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"When you've fucked up and are sorry, what else CAN you say? " Depends if you value someone enough to say sorry. Some people stab you in the back without a prior thought for the impact it can have. | |||
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"Really speak louder than words?? What's the point in saying sorry when your actions showed you couldn't care less. " That is not wrong at all, but much more to it. The two enhance each other. Think of the "I love you" situation. Somebody never says it to their partner, they just assume their partner knows because of their actions. When saying it just once would change the whole situation. Then on the flip side of that, as you say, just saying "I love you" but never showing it makes the words hollow and nothing but a front. | |||
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"Really speak louder than words?? What's the point in saying sorry when your actions showed you couldn't care less. " Yes, for me actions do speak louder than words. | |||
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"Saying sorry, and being sorry are two very different things. " Agreed. | |||
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"I never accept a sorry as its a get out of jail free card for so many people, tell me "I fucked up because I wanted to do something else and I should of told you that" and you will have earned my respect, I also don't like make up actions as people use them to gloss over the mistake and then go and do it in secret anyway, after all it's only a shitty thing to do after you are found out..." Yes . This | |||
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"When you've fucked up and are sorry, what else CAN you say? Depends if you value someone enough to say sorry. Some people stab you in the back without a prior thought for the impact it can have. " They do indeed, but a genuine sorry can be a very positive thing to mend a disagreement | |||
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"I never accept a sorry as its a get out of jail free card for so many people, tell me "I fucked up because I wanted to do something else and I should of told you that" and you will have earned my respect, I also don't like make up actions as people use them to gloss over the mistake and then go and do it in secret anyway, after all it's only a shitty thing to do after you are found out... Yes . This " Yes again to this. People think that because they have apologised everything is hunky doory. If you don’t accept their apology then they turn it back on you and act like now they are the injured party. Just because an apology is given there is no obligation to accept it, especially if it is given to ease their conscience. | |||
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