Quote by Evinda Lepins

An apology given just to appease one's conscience is self-serving and better left unspoken!

An apology given just to appease one's conscience is self-se

Summary

This quote suggests that if we apologize only to relieve ourselves of guilt or to feel better about our actions, then the apology is insincere and unnecessary. It implies that apologies should go beyond mere words and should come from a genuine desire to make amends and acknowledge the consequences of our actions. Apologizing in a self-serving manner may do more harm than good, and it is better to avoid such insincere apologies altogether.

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By Evinda Lepins

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