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Three reasons why we should apologize
1. An apology can help repair a wounded relationship. The apology might not help at all, but if it really is beyond repair, make sure that it is not because of you.
2. An apology can help rebuild the dignity of the one you have hurt. Good people care about the hurt of other people, especially if they had anything to do with the wound.
3. An apology will allow others to see that you are not proud of what you did and will not repeat that kind of behavior. It will show others the kind of person you really are. Refusing to apologize will also show others the kind of person you are.
Lonnie Davis
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