IF someone hurts you and says “I’m sorry”, would you forgive them immediately, or do you need more words and actions to show the sincerity of their apology?
Like the language of love, the language of apology is the way you say and receive “I’m sorry”. And while you may have never thought about what that might look like to you, it’s actually very important to consider how to apologise to your partner, especially since everyone needs something different to get over a fight.
This is because everyone is different. After an argument, it will be enough to hear “I’m sorry, you’re right”. But to someone, saying “I’m sorry” can seem like an empty, superficial way to get out of it. Some people may just rely on one apology language but there may be more than one depending on the situation. Here’s a breakdown of each one.
