hanca
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To me, it is apology that is not really apology. If you apologise for something you have done wrong, wouldn’t you name it what you are apologising for, so that the other person can see that you understand what you have done, appreciate the impact on other people (especially the negative impact on the person you are apologising to) and that you actually regret it? This ‘apology’ is so carefully worded that he left himself plenty of room to claim in the future that he is innocent. For example, ‘Oh no, I never sent those photos to this girl. The apology is for me being too critical while I coached her. I felt bad because she became upset; that’s why I sent the apology.’
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