3 Steps to Take When Your Apology Isn’t Being Accepted

We’ve all been there. We did it. We are wrong. We are sorry. However, the person or people who you’ve wronged are not willing to accept your apology. It takes a lot of maturity to admit when you’ve done something wrong and then to say I’m sorry. It also takes a level of maturity to be forgiving. Depending on what actually happened you may not ever get that forgiveness but when you do your best to correct your wrongs, it’s no longer your cross to bear. It’s left with the person to accept you putting your best foot forward in their time. If you find yourself in a predicament where you’ve tried to apologize but someone is not receptive, try these 3 things to help to alleviate the situation. Put your apology on paper. That’s right. Write them a letter. Not a text, a letter. Start by expressing how you feel about them and why they have a place in your life and heart. Clearly if you continuously try to tell someone you’re sorry, it’s