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<<Do you ever say sorry to your children?

Sister Jean 2012/07/26 14:22:08
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  • skroehr 2012/07/26 14:37:10
    yes
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    Of course. In fact during my conversion, I sat down with both my parents, my brother, my children, and any friends still holding on at the time, and apoligized in depth for any way in which I felt I may have hurt any of them during my life. Since then, I apoligize within minutes after a bad comment slips out, or I sense I've hurt someones feelings with my often brutal honesty. I have learned that some things we say need to be finessed, but we still musn't lie. Few people stick around for the truth. My family are stuck with me. But they've come to understand my integrity, and we are a very close family.
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  • **StarzAbove** 2012/07/27 05:11:03
    yes
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    Yes I have when I'm in the wrong.
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  • Freedom 2012/07/27 01:50:56
    yes
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    Why wouldn't I? If you make a mistake, and you will, you should apologize to the kids just like you would to anyone else.
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  • kitkat42 2012/07/27 01:38:55
    yes
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    Many times. ;p
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  • Ed 2012/07/26 23:52:03
    yes
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    Just did today...
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  • unclepat 2012/07/26 23:00:53
    yes
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    You have to be big enough to apologize to your child when you know you're wrong.
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  • Ma La 2012/07/26 20:14:34
    yes
    Ma La
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    My child has been dead for a long time, but, of course, when I did something wrong to him, I apologised.
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  • cjd 2012/07/26 19:00:38
    yes
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    yes i do
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  • David 2012/07/26 15:40:03
    yes
    David
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    Of course!
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  • Alethia 2012/07/26 15:27:08
    yes
    Alethia
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    When an apology is due, they get it from me without hesitation. Lead by example.
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  • Jan Haskell 2012/07/26 15:19:59
    yes
    Jan Haskell
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    I make mistakes, and I'm fortunate to have a very forgiving daughter.
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  • poet4justice 2012/07/26 14:56:12
    yes
    poet4justice
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    yes my son need to know how to be humble
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  • Sister ... poet4ju... 2012/07/26 15:08:38
    Sister Jean
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    good
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  • w2xad 2012/07/26 14:45:14
    no
    w2xad
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    Just to my nieces and nephews!
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  • skroehr 2012/07/26 14:37:10
    yes
    skroehr
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    Of course. In fact during my conversion, I sat down with both my parents, my brother, my children, and any friends still holding on at the time, and apoligized in depth for any way in which I felt I may have hurt any of them during my life. Since then, I apoligize within minutes after a bad comment slips out, or I sense I've hurt someones feelings with my often brutal honesty. I have learned that some things we say need to be finessed, but we still musn't lie. Few people stick around for the truth. My family are stuck with me. But they've come to understand my integrity, and we are a very close family.
    reply
  • SA 2012/07/26 14:25:45
    yes
    SA
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    I have and will continue to when I have hurt them. The same way they, even as adults say they are sorry to me.
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  • MJ 2012/07/26 14:23:38
    yes
    MJ
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    Yes
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