I'm a soul that recognizes the value of true apology, and I am willing to apologize for my transgressions against others. I'm not talking about fake-ass apologies (Example: I'm sorry you got butthurt over my insult) and I will not apologize if I feel I have not done anything wrong. Making errors is quintessential to being human, but admitting them is the true test.
In this modern age of internet communication, it's easier than ever to filter who and what correspondence you can receive. It's easy almost anywhere to simply block a person from ever being seen again. My question is, what is there to do when you wish to apologize, but have been blocked? Even more painful than knowing you have an apology to make, is knowing that the person in question will never receive it. In the modern day, the threshold for second chances is extremely shallow, unfortunately.
Also in unrelated news, I ordered the wrong kind of tablet and will have to pray that I can make a return.
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6 years, 11 months ago
08 May 2017 21:55 CEST
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