The Hidden Childhood Beliefs That Turn People Into Chronic Apologizers—Are You One of Them?

The Hidden Childhood Beliefs That Turn People Into Chronic Apologizers—Are You One of Them?

After all, it takes a lot of courage to admit when you’re wrong and take responsibility for your actions.

2) They learned that apologizing keeps the peace

I remember growing up in a household where disagreements could quickly escalate into full-blown arguments.

In those moments, saying “I’m sorry” acted as a sort of magic word, immediately diffusing the tension.

As a kid, I quickly internalized this.

By apologizing, I could keep the peace, avoid conflict and maintain a semblance of harmony in the house.

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