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.