Quote by Benjamin Franklin

Never ruin an apology with an excuse.

Never ruin an apology with an excuse.

Summary

This quote emphasizes the importance of sincerity and accountability in apologizing. It suggests that a genuine apology should be free of any excuses or justifications for one's actions or behavior. It implies that making an excuse after offering an apology can diminish its value and sincerity. Instead, a true apology should focus solely on expressing remorse, taking responsibility, and showing a willingness to make amends for any wrongdoing. By avoiding excuses, one can demonstrate a commitment to offering a heartfelt apology and repairing any harm that has been caused.

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