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Majo Nigeria
Student @ Redeemers University of Nigeria
In Mental Health 2 min read
SORRY !!!
<p>This image is trying to say that “sorry” doesn’t fix anything.</p><p>But I don’t agree with that.</p><p>I believe “sorry” actually fixes a lot, if it is sincere.</p><p>When someone hurts you and they genuinely apologize, it doesn’t mean you heal immediately. You still need time. But if that person truly changes and doesn’t repeat what they did, then healing becomes possible… and eventually, you can heal completely.</p><p>To me, “sorry” is not just a word people throw around.</p><p>It means “I see what I did.”</p><p>It means “I don’t want to hurt you like that again.”</p><p>And it only works when two things happen:</p><p>real change from the person who hurt you… and real forgiveness from the person who was hurt.</p><p>That’s how healing happens.</p><p>So when people say “sorry doesn’t work,” I don’t fully agree.</p><p>Sometimes it’s not that sorry failed… it’s that it wasn’t sincere.</p><p>Or maybe the other person wasn’t ready to forgive.</p><p>And yes, that matters too.</p><p>But then there’s the other side…</p><p>If someone keeps hurting you, keeps doing the same thing, and keeps coming back with “sorry”… over and over again… then at some point, you have to be honest with yourself.</p><p>That’s not love.</p><p>That’s not change.</p><p>That’s just a cycle.</p><p>And it means they don’t value your peace.</p><p>And you deserve peace.</p><p>So in that case, the best thing you can do is step back. Not because you’re heartless. Not because you don’t understand forgiveness. But because you finally understand your worth.</p><p>You can find peace somewhere else.</p><p>In someone else… or even within yourself.</p><p>But don’t stay where “sorry” is just a repeated word with no meaning.</p><p>Because real sorry?</p><p>It changes things.</p><p style="text-align: center; "><strong>MAJO♡! <a class="tc-blue" href="https://twocents.space/insights/tag/13">#13</a></strong></p>

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