Is hard to say...
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sorry?
U know, after all the quarrels with friends or family, or after all the flaming here..is it hard to say sorry?
Some know they are worry and would apologise, some say sorry just to reduce the tension.
Others might think its not their fault, or saying sorry just to reduce tension is hypocritical, or even that "sorry has no meaning" <== quoting my JC teacher.
What u guys think? -
if the sorry is said sincerely it will definitely help.Originally posted by laurence82:sorry?
U know, after all the quarrels with friends or family, or after all the flaming here..is it hard to say sorry?
Some know they are worry and would apologise, some say sorry just to reduce the tension.
Others might think its not their fault, or saying sorry just to reduce tension is hypocritical, or even that "sorry has no meaning" <== quoting my JC teacher.
What u guys think?
but don't be like elton john... who thinks that sorry seems to be the hardest word.
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sorry is just an acknowledgement that he/she is wrong, that's all
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although sorry no cure, but it will certainly soften the situation.....
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The word sorry has lost its meaning..
It is so frequently used nowadays...
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Sorry is a word that is taken for granted these days. It could be worth half a page in The Straits Times, of priceless value, or worth nothing at all.
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Actually I dont mind people use sorry to cool things down, although they may not mean they are in the wrong or something.
Just dont like people use it with sarcasm or attitude. -
hence the need to be sincere when using it.
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Sorry is one of the words I hate.
Because something bad usually comes before that. -
So how do you apologise in words without making it sound sarcarstic or without attitude?
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How about I start a "Say Sorry Campaign"
Sorry for all the flaming I got involved in (there must be too many of them, I cant remember) and all the stupid posts. -
depend on the SORRY is sincere or not..
i feel that it take more courage for a person who seldom apologise to say sorry than on who say sorry to everyone everyday.. -
I know.Originally posted by ditzy:So how do you apologise in words without making it sound sarcarstic or without attitude?
The most notorious of all emoticons here---->
Example:
I'm sorry.
Does that feel sincere to you? -
yah lor, last time my bf always after quarrel will say 'sorry lor!'.. hear already even more angryOriginally posted by ditzy:So how do you apologise in words without making it sound sarcarstic or without attitude?
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For me, half a page in The Straits Times does just about fine.Originally posted by BaByBoY:depend on the SORRY is sincire or not..
i feel that it take more courage for a person who seldom apologise to say sorry than on who say sorry to everyone everyday..
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remember that in communication, the content only brings about 50% of the entire message across. the rest comes from the body language, the tone of voice, etc.Originally posted by ditzy:So how do you apologise in words without making it sound sarcarstic or without attitude?
trust me. if u r indeed sincere about saying sorry, it will be heard and felt. -
there r many perceptions abt apologising to someone. but at d end of d day, its up to u to decide wic stand u gona take n preach wat u said.Originally posted by laurence82:sorry?
U know, after all the quarrels with friends or family, or after all the flaming here..is it hard to say sorry?
Some know they are worry and would apologise, some say sorry just to reduce the tension.
Others might think its not their fault, or saying sorry just to reduce tension is hypocritical, or even that "sorry has no meaning" <== quoting my JC teacher.
What u guys think?
as wat ppl said sorry is cheaper nowadays.coz they think on d wrong cause or mabe its necessary at tt point of time n place. tts wrong. dun say it if u dun feel it.
guess ur jc teacher shldn't b too critical.
a fren of mine who had d same view as ur jc teacher, changed her view, whic she held on since she was young, after i apologized to her when some incident happened. -
well, to me there are 2 kind of sorries, one that i mean it and the other i just say to get rid of people.Originally posted by laurence82:sorry?
U know, after all the quarrels with friends or family, or after all the flaming here..is it hard to say sorry?
Some know they are worry and would apologise, some say sorry just to reduce the tension.
Others might think its not their fault, or saying sorry just to reduce tension is hypocritical, or even that "sorry has no meaning" <== quoting my JC teacher.
What u guys think? -
Ppl often hear ppl saying sorry.. But then do they really mean it when they say it??Originally posted by laurence82:sorry?
U know, after all the quarrels with friends or family, or after all the flaming here..is it hard to say sorry?
Some know they are worry and would apologise, some say sorry just to reduce the tension.
Others might think its not their fault, or saying sorry just to reduce tension is hypocritical, or even that "sorry has no meaning" <== quoting my JC teacher.
What u guys think?
Sorry seems to be a very common word in our daily lives.. Its easy to say it out.. but then are you really sorry for it?? Well, i think.. you should do some actions showing you are very sorry about certain matters..
and also.. pls say what you really meant.. dun su ka su ka say only.. ahhaha... cos you already make them lost trust or faith in you.. dun do it again! -
everytime when ppl say sorry to mi.. i will tell them.....
dun say sorry if u dun mean it... if u really mean it... show mi some action.... -
I am sorry..so sorry..could i borrow your sorrow?....