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What is the best way to make amends with a person when you know your not the one in the wrong, and wont pretend you are?
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agree to disagree
if they are not mature enough to do that, are you sur you want to mend it |
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What is the best way to make amends with a person when you know your not the one in the wrong, and wont pretend you are? When you have the answer can you let me know |
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pride is a hard thing to discard when you feel its all that youve been left with ... |
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agree to disagree if they are not mature enough to do that, are you sur you want to mend it |
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What is the best way to make amends with a person when you know your not the one in the wrong, and wont pretend you are? When you have the answer can you let me know |
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pride is a hard thing to discard when you feel its all that youve been left with ... |
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Ask to talk to them, and be open. If you are hostile or confrontative, the person's natural response will be to become defensive.
Tell the person you want to resolve the issue, and tell them how you feel. Then, all you can do is hope they own up and apologize. After all, if they aren't "getting it", then no amends can be made. They have to want to resolve the conflict. |
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Ask to talk to them, and be open. If you are hostile or confrontative, the person's natural response will be to become defensive. Tell the person you want to resolve the issue, and tell them how you feel. Then, all you can do is hope they own up and apologize. After all, if they aren't "getting it", then no amends can be made. They have to want to resolve the conflict. |
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I hope you're not in the situation, Lee. It's tough when someone you care about hurts your feelings, then avoids you afterwards.
But I've found if I am nice about it, they are too. Being friends is a hard relationship too... |
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I hope you're not in the situation, Lee. It's tough when someone you care about hurts your feelings, then avoids you afterwards. But I've found if I am nice about it, they are too. Being friends is a hard relationship too... |
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I get loud until they understand
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I get loud until they understand |
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What is the best way to make amends with a person when you know your not the one in the wrong, and wont pretend you are? I don't know. Didn't get to that step yet. |
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What is the best way to make amends with a person when you know your not the one in the wrong, and wont pretend you are? I don't know. Didn't get to that step yet. |
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whoot whoot
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We agree to disagree. There isn't a need to yell and scream about stuff that you won't resolve.
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What is the best way to make amends with a person when you know your not the one in the wrong, and wont pretend you are? I recently felt I had to do this.. I went to the person told them very softly. I am sorry you feel the way you do, I wish that I could take your pain and anger away. It would be so easy for me to say I did this when I didn't. Yet if I did you would lost respect for me for lying. Help to help you overcome this. I care about you and want you in my life I miss you. Not exactly but pretty close to what I said to someone this week. I have to agree with Dragonfly... I refuse to yell and scream to get my point across. I also will always try to Respectively agree to disagree first and foremost. IF that doesn't work I try the above method. |
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What is the best way to make amends with a person when you know your not the one in the wrong, and wont pretend you are? |
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In the classic sense, you should talk to the person and apologize and then ask them what you can do to make it right.
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