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Hello Tatiana,
I am late to this conversation. What a whirlwind of comments.
Some say they don't like quotes, but I found one lately that I think applies to this topic.
"Apology does not mean that you're wrong and the other person is right. It only means that the value of your relationship is more important than your ego."
I learned in my life that the three most important words in a relationship are not "I love you", but "I am sorry." Because we ALL will make mistakes.
So, not all men are like this.)
I am late to this conversation. What a whirlwind of comments.
Some say they don't like quotes, but I found one lately that I think applies to this topic.
"Apology does not mean that you're wrong and the other person is right. It only means that the value of your relationship is more important than your ego."
I learned in my life that the three most important words in a relationship are not "I love you", but "I am sorry." Because we ALL will make mistakes.
So, not all men are like this.)