We all need to apologize occasionally, either to clients, business partners or co-workers.
Does saying I apologize have the same meaning as "I am sorry"?
Not everyone thinks so. I was involved in a recent debate discussing a wife of a friend being upset with her husband apologizing for a misunderstanding. Her response "That is not good enough" started the discussion.
To her an apology really means, I am sorry you feel that way, and "I am sorry" means that you recognize the error of your words or actions.
What are your thoughts? I would be interested to know if different parts of the country feel differently about the idea.
Happy Thanksgiving!
Matt Brady
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