Why is it hard to say sorry

[HomelandPatriot]

It's hard, but it feels way better after doing this, if you actually feels you harm someone and wanna to improve relationship with a person.

[mlawson71]

And it is also the right thing to do when you hurt someone.

[mlawson71]

That depends on the person. Some people, unfortunately, are more prideful than others.

[Cartown]

I think the problem is parenting.  A person from childhood must be taught to apologize and forgive.  You need to show this by your own example.

[Adoragamand]

Because over time it's really hard in mature lfie to pardon anyone and it really takes a lot of time to make it in reality. Can we really compile from something like that if our decisions are corrected by the ways of tons of people anyway. Can we really do that or not ?

[linuxfan884]

It’s not difficult to say, it’s hard to admit that you are wrong.
As soon as a person can do this, life will become easier.

[mlawson71]

I agree. Unfortunately a lot of people never learn this lesson.

[Cryp_keen]

Most of the times it is one's ego that makes it hard to say sorry.

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[mlawson71]

What do you think about people not apologizing?

[Bestzee]

I don't know what's stopping people from saying it, but my theory says that there's nothing wrong in saying sorry. Admitting your fault won't make you a smaller person in any manner, rather it would help you become better as a person.

[mlawson71]

It is usually pride that gets in the way of saying it, I think. Sometimes it is arrogance as well.

[OptimusPrime]

We are too proud of ourselves that's why we find it difficult, we feel like we are right, why should I say sorry. But honestly, its not hard to say sorry we only made it hard

[mlawson71]

I also think a sense of empathy is required to know you need to apologize, because it helps you understand you've hurt someone.