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Apologize first or wait for someone to say sorry to you?

I'm usually the first person to apologize to somebody, even if it's something that I shouldn't be apologizing for -- Like if it was THEIR fault. I'd rather just apologize, fresh water under the bridge, then let anything ill-feelings fester. That causes drama, and we don't need anymore drama in our lives!
 
Which I prefer? I guess it depends on the situation.
But it usually ends up being me. I have an 'apology problem'. I'll be saying sorry to people over the smallest things until they stop me.
 
I don't like it when people use apologies, thinking that's the end of it and everything's sorted.
While they keep doing the same thing repeatedly. Especially when they don't genuinely mean it.
I prefer to see actual changes instead of just getting an apology.
To me, it's worse, it tends to make me angrier. Simple gestures, on the other hand, are a different story.
 
It depends on the situation. If I am definitely in the wrong, then I try to use maturity and level head especially if I don't want to ruin the relationship I have with that person. I will apologize first.

But... If I DID NOTHING wrong, then I can be stubborn and I will fight my postion, idc. I will stand my ground!
 
I wait for them.
 
Which do you prefer? Apologize first or wait for someone to say sorry to you?
If I did something to hurt or offend even if that wasn't my intention, I will apologize. No problem.
If the other person, people, were in the wrong I don't really care if they apologize or not. I'm not holding my breath. That's for the non-empathic people.
 
If I value the relationship more than my pride, I say sorry first.
 
Depends on the situation. I have apologized for things I didn't do and found out it didn't work either. I usually don't care about people apologizing or not, as long as they change their behaviour; there's an exception where someone said "we *had* both apologized" but she never had, meaning all the hurt she caused me was "the right thing to do"... There... Well... I know I'll never get an apology, but, I can't let that go just like that.
 
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