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» biogardener - Good message I personally have never had a problem saying, "I am sorry." That is probably because my mother and I were the best of friends and she taught me how to say and do what is right by example. I remember saying, "I am sorry" to my son when he was 13 once and instead of telling me, "That's all right" he told me, "You should be." I was at first taken aback, but did not react in any way. The more I thought about it, the more I agreed with him. I should have been sorry, and I had taught him always to tell the truth, so why shouldn't he say so. I don't expect 13-year-olds to be diplomats. Only a diplomat would say, "That's all right" when he means, "You should be sorry."-- posted by biogardener
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