Why I don't like apologies (give nor receive)

[Abbey Marie]

Fictional scenario for TF:
You discover your wife is having sex with a co-worker.
Confronted about it, all the wife will say is, "I see how that's a problem; it won't happen again."

Good enough?

[tailfins]

Fictional scenario for TF:
You discover your wife is having sex with a co-worker.
Confronted about it, all the wife will say is, "I see how that's a problem; it won't happen again."

Good enough?

My two sons would have a vote on that one. All three of us come as a set. They agree that dissolving the husband-wife relationship also means dissolving the mother-son relationship.

[Abbey Marie]

My two sons would have a vote on that one. All three of us come as a set. They agree that dissolving the husband-wife relationship also means dissolving the mother-son relationship.

Ok, but is it good enough for you?

[Gunny]

The closest you'll get from me is "I see how that's a problem." or "It won't happen again."

Why? Takes a man to apologize if he's done something wrong and is truly sorry. Takes a wuss to run and/or hide from the consequences of his actions.

[Gunny]

Fictional scenario for TF:
You discover your wife is having sex with a co-worker.
Confronted about it, all the wife will say is, "I see how that's a problem; it won't happen again."

Good enough?

No. That's called "I'm gone".

[revelarts]

Fictional scenario for TF:
You discover your wife is having sex with a co-worker.
Confronted about it, all the wife will say is, "I see how that's a problem; it won't happen again."

Good enough?

uh yeah,
"I see how that's a problem; it won't happen again."
PLUS an sincere apology just won't cut it in that case.

[Gunny]

uh yeah,
"I see how that's a problem; it won't happen again."
PLUS an sincere apology just won't cut it in that case.

That ain't no kidding. That's called end of trust. When the ex came up with the bright idea of "getting back together" I asked myself could I ever trust her again. The answer was no, and the answer was no.