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Patsy

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Joined: Dec 2012

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30-10-2015, 10:44 AM

Re: Sorry

I say thank you too when Fabs helps me - and I mean it

Mups

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Northamptonshire

Joined: Jun 2013

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30-10-2015, 11:20 AM

Re: Sorry

Some won't agree, but I think it's more often the men who have the biggest problems with saying sorry - or maybe it's just the ones I have known.

I think generally, women find it easier.

Alan Cooke

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Northamptonshire, UK

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30-10-2015, 11:41 AM

Re: Sorry

I don't mind saying 'sorry' if I have something to be sorry for. I also thank Sheila for my dinner when she has prepared it.

mart

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South of England

Joined: Dec 2009

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30-10-2015, 12:11 PM

Re: Sorry

I often hear (or see written) a sentence that starts with, "I'm sorry but I don't agree", which means that the person is prepared to dig their heels in until the cows come home without being sorry at all.

Mups

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Northamptonshire

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30-10-2015, 12:14 PM

Re: Sorry

Originally Posted by Alan Cooke ->

I don't mind saying 'sorry' if I have something to be sorry for. I also thank Sheila for my dinner when she has prepared it.

Ah, that's nice Alan - you're a gentleman.

Jem

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Dublin

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30-10-2015, 12:25 PM

Re: Sorry

I never had a problem saying sorry or apologising to anyone, when you're wrong you're wrong and the sooner you admit it the better you'll feel for it.