I'm sorry....

by **enella** Mon Jan 05, 2009 4:50 pm

In loving relationships, there are several important things to know. One of these is that the key to a successful relationship is being able to apologize. The more intimately you are involved with another person, the more difficult it becomes to say "I'm sorry". You are aware of her faults and she is aware of yours. It is very easy in the heat of battle to hurt your partner in a very sensitive place. Your partner trusted you by forming a relationship and letting herself be vulnerable. When you say, "I'm sorry", it must be done with the sensitivity to understand the line that was crossed.

by **jhanna** Mon Jan 05, 2009 6:28 pm

but sometimes its really hard to say im sorry...lalo na pag nanjan ang pride....but for better relationship kailangan mgbigayan.

tnx for sharing...

by **fabil0sa_force** Mon Jan 05, 2009 6:52 pm

pride ala daw mggwa sa yan. . .ala aman msamang mg pakumbaba. . .ate jhana agree aq xeu. . .g0dspeed!ate sweet tnx f0r sharing!mwah!

by **issarosette** Mon Jan 05, 2009 8:08 pm

I truly agree with you enell, sorry is one of the hardest thing for me to say to a partner. I do have quite an opinionated personality and most often than not it gets in the way. But with the love and care of a firm, loving, understanding and no nonsense man plus my own willingness to respect and love in the way a partner deserves, slowly I am learning to see that there are things more important than being right all the time, and of course nobody is right most of the time.
Besides I seek for no perfections, pwedeng maging pinakabarumbado ang isang kaibigan q, kung may paninindigan xa, saludo pa din aq sa kanya. In a way, I respect a man or a friend who's got a sense of who and what they are and make no excuses for it. And with these traits.

Saying sorry is and meaning it is learning to grow... And an apology is given to those who truly deserves it, just like love....

by **purple_gie** Tue Jan 06, 2009 6:53 am

Its hard to say sorry but because you want to grow and make the most of it, humbleness is the best way to happiness!
It is the way of getting both ends meet with the magic words of understanding sets!
I'm sorry 4 what i did!

Thanks 4 sharing and God bless u more!

by **vixen-ivy_force** Fri Jan 09, 2009 7:12 pm

saying sorry even when you are not the one at fault would make your partner realize that you are more understanding than him/her and would make him more than willing to say that too...

there is nothing attached to saying sorry if it came from the heart....walang pride pride kung sa tingin mu kahit hindi ikaw ang at fault pero ikaw ang nag sorry...wow that would be like a tsunami to the person you are saying it to dahil mabibigyan mu ng daan ang pagsabi nya sau...

tok ...........hamiz u....