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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I have this strange problem where I don't always believe my husband's apologies. There are three instances in my recent memory where I believe he genuinely apologized for hurting my feelings. Both times he genuinely felt bad and I could sense it. Other times, I explain what he did/said hurt me and he offers me a short, "I'm sorry." I don't buy it because I can just tell he does not feel regret for upsetting me or hurting my feelings. We then get into a fight because he says I am very difficult to apologize to since I do not forgive him. I feel like if there isn't a sincere apology, what do I have to forgive? How do you differentiate between a sincere apology and just a verbal one?[/quote] And in contrast, presumably, OP, all of your apologies to your husband are completely heart felt and sincere--except that, wait a minute, you're always right and he's always wrong, so you never have to apologize to him.[/quote]
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