May 2012 Weddings
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I'm sorry vs apology

DH and I will get into a fight and he will never say "I'm sorry" he will say he apologized or something like that.  I guess I'm being silly but I just want him to say sorry.  I don't know why that one word means something to me I know they are have the same meaning but I just want to hear that.....am I crazy?
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Re: I'm sorry vs apology

  • Nah, I would rather hear "I'm sorry" over "I apologize" only because I'm sorry sounds more personal than I apologize.
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  • I agree I'm sorry sounds way more personal v. I apologize. Plus I apologize sounds more professional and business like to me. Something a manager says to a customer about a wait or something. I would rather hear I'm sorry over anything else.
  • My sixth grade teacher always so "dont say your sorry,show it" it stuck with me for this many years. 
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  • I agree with Melissa.  "I apologize" means the same as "I'm sorry".  I think it's less important to get caught up on the words used and more important to read his nonverbal cues.  If he acts sorry (nonverbal) than I would accept his apology, regardless of what he said.
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