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How to say "I'm Sorry" after a Breakup Upset

In a situation where emotional trauma has occurred bringing sorrow and hurt to another and has also prompted deep understandings about your own emotional growth and spiritual healing - (This example is about the type of upset which causes relationship break-ups, not the little things, although you might try it for less disturbing conflicts too.)

One possible way of  saying you are sorry might be:

Having a talk with him, letting him know:

- you see the mistakes you made,
- sharing everything you have learned in this situation and now understand about yourself and the situation,
- giving apologies and
- asking him to someday forgive you, and
- know that you do love him, and
- if he would ever give you another opportunity to share that love with him, you would honor love more wisely. 


Something along these lines will help you to forgive yourself and allow closure, which promotes healing and peace for all concerned.

Peace,
Laurel

Published Monday, April 09, 2007 10:34 AM by CLEAR SPIRIT INTUITIVE

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# re: How to say "I'm Sorry" after a Breakup Upset

Laurel, This is great advice. I actually had done everything that you listed (wow - I'm surprised I had the insight to do that) but unfortunately the other person was not at all receptive to it. I would still recommend doing this, though, because I knew that I had truly tried and didn't just easily give up.
Monday, April 09, 2007 8:50 AM by jc2007

# re: How to say "I'm Sorry" after a Breakup Upset

I also am doing this now... and to my cautious surprise, the other person is open, or at least trying to be open, to the possibility of another chance. I continue to try to show him how I am growing and learning from this... and that I do love him very much.
He says he appreciates it and that, for now, the door is open.
The difficult part is the patience with the other person and the self awareness that sometimes feels so overwhelming. I still slip into feelings of guilt, even hopelessness. But these are getting better and I hope that if I really continue to work on me and learn from this, my relationship will return.
Tuesday, May 08, 2007 6:08 PM by 3beachcats

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