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Wala.Revolution
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I've landed myself in a tough situation and need to make a grave(?) apology. Are there components that I should include, like admission of fault, possible explanations, and some proper begging? blah. Thanks, the apology will be to a teacher if that will help.    | ||
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minus_human
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minus_human
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micronesia
United States24782 Posts
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Deleted User 3420
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unless maybe if you've been taken to see the emperor | ||
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Rayzorblade
United States1172 Posts
But really, as minus_human said, just be sincere. This is probably the most important thing that should come across to the person you're apologizing to. | ||
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WheelOfTime
Canada331 Posts
I remember when I made my teacher throw a chair at me back in middle school from which she got fired. So I dunno, anything less severe should be pretty easy to handle. | ||
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minus_human
4784 Posts
On January 04 2010 04:27 WheelOfTime wrote: Haha what did you do. I remember when I made my teacher throw a chair at me back in middle school from which she got fired. So I dunno, anything less severe should be pretty easy to handle. lol | ||
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arb
Noobville17922 Posts
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zulu_nation8
China26351 Posts
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HaruHaru
United States988 Posts
and email it to the person! | ||
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Ganfei
Taiwan1439 Posts
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Etherone
United States1898 Posts
We really need to know who you are apologizing to. as in what is the overall theme, and if it's someone you are intimate with, a judge, boss, colleague, or friend. | ||
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Shauni
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RaGe
Belgium9950 Posts
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minus_human
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micronesia
United States24782 Posts
On January 04 2010 04:27 WheelOfTime wrote: I remember when I made my teacher throw a chair at me back in middle school from which she got fired. How did you do that? | ||
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Badjas
Netherlands2038 Posts
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Husky
United States3362 Posts
I am writing this letter to address the issue which arose last week during class. I would like to formally and officially apologize for any and all feelings and emotions that may have been running through your mind during this event. While I do have feelings for you and it is apparent you share the same, I think it is best if we take it slow. I didn't expect you to show such a great interest in me but I am still interested. I will see you after class. Love, Pookums P.S. The kiss in the hallway is something I'd like to repeat. | ||
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MountainDewJunkie
United States10346 Posts
EDIT: 1600 posts. It's official: I'm not that cool. PS If you're not really sorry for what you did, like you're only apologizing for damage control purposes or are being solely fueled by guilt (guilt=/=sincere sorrow), it's pretty easy for someone to tell your apology is shit, no matter what formula you use. So, if you're not sorry, don't bother. | ||
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selboN
United States2523 Posts
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Wala.Revolution
7584 Posts
I don't know if I am feeling sorrow, but the situation calls for some kind of formal talks; I am quite feeling guilty though. I'm not asking for a formula, but being a rather antisocial (don't know the word here) makes me say stupid things; I told someone that women should be discriminated when what I meant is that people should acknowledge the differences, etc. What a day that was. Thanks for the help guys. | ||
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MiniRoman
Canada3953 Posts
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Wala.Revolution
7584 Posts
On January 04 2010 07:39 MiniRoman wrote: Takes a special kind of dumbass to not know how to say "I'm sorry" with meaning and it takes a special kind of dumbass to not know that some people just can't express feelings well. I'm asking because I want to make sure I don't say something that's not the social norm. | ||
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WheelOfTime
Canada331 Posts
2 years worth of gradually built up loathing + a horribly mean prank to set off the explosion. I guess I feel some remorse, but then again, I was just a kid, so not really. | ||
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dyren
United States260 Posts
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Empyrean
17070 Posts
On January 04 2010 08:42 WheelOfTime wrote: 2 years worth of gradually built up loathing + a horribly mean prank to set off the explosion. I guess I feel some remorse, but then again, I was just a kid, so not really. Explosion? XD | ||
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keepITup
251 Posts
On January 04 2010 07:16 Wala.Revolution wrote: It's nothing immoral (sex with spouse? lol...), but series of misfortune which happened to me which then affected my teacher. I don't know if I am feeling sorrow, but the situation calls for some kind of formal talks; I am quite feeling guilty though. I'm not asking for a formula, but being a rather antisocial (don't know the word here) makes me say stupid things; I told someone that women should be discriminated when what I meant is that people should acknowledge the differences, etc. What a day that was. Thanks for the help guys. woah woah woah, do not apologize for saying something like that. | ||
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micronesia
United States24782 Posts
On January 04 2010 08:42 WheelOfTime wrote: 2 years worth of gradually built up loathing + a horribly mean prank to set off the explosion. I guess I feel some remorse, but then again, I was just a kid, so not really. I don't think that qualifies as having made her throw a chair at you although it certainly explains why she would have 'exploded' as you put it. Was she an untenured teacher? What did you do over those two years and what was the prank? | ||
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meathook
1289 Posts
On January 04 2010 11:15 micronesia wrote: I don't think that qualifies as having made her throw a chair at you although it certainly explains why she would have 'exploded' as you put it. Was she an untenured teacher? What did you do over those two years and what was the prank? Whoopee Cushion! OP, just say you're sorry for all the inconveniences you've caused. Being socially awkward you're probably coming off as an asshole, but you're teacher should've noticed this after spending time teaching you and should understand. Show that you're not completely indifferent and it should be ok, imo... unless you fell asleep on his cat and suffocated him in the process or something; in that case, get him a new cat, ok? | ||
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Badjas
Netherlands2038 Posts
On January 04 2010 08:11 Wala.Revolution wrote: and it takes a special kind of dumbass to not know that some people just can't express feelings well. I'm asking because I want to make sure I don't say something that's not the social norm. You don't ask people on the internet about social norms at your school. Social norms vary from country to country and region to region. You're better off asking your parents or friends. | ||
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