a dialouge between
two friends asking him/her to forgive you
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"Dear friend, I apologize sincerely for not keeping up to the level of a good friend. I will make sure this never happens again. i hope you'll forgive me."
The underlined friend can be used to replace the name of the friend, or dear friend can also be ommited.
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❤️❤️1.Find a private, quiet area where you can talk. You should ask your friend to meet you in an area that is quiet and not very crowded so you can talk in private. Choose an area that feels like neutral ground, as you do not want your friend to feel uncomfortable. You may opt for a quiet spot at school or a bench in a park nearby.[1]
You may also choose a coffee shop or local hang out you and your friend enjoy going to. Meeting in a spot that is part of your friendship may make the conversation feel less awkward.
2.Express regret for your actions. Start the conversation by expressing regret for what you did to your friend. Humble yourself and be vulnerable. Do not get defensive or make up excuses for your actions. Instead, let your friend know that you regret what you did and realize it was wrong.[2]
For example, you may say to your friend, “I realize now that pulling that prank on you was wrong and inconsiderate. I regret doing that to you.” Or you may say, “I know now that lying to you was the wrong thing to do. I regret my actions.”
Make sure that you do not use this as an opportunity to point out things they may have done to you in the past.
3.Use “I” statements in your apology. You should then apologize to your friend in a sincere, heartfelt way. Always use “I” statements in your apology and focus on your perspective on what you did. Do not use “you” or “we”, as this can come off like you are blaming your friend for your mistake. Instead, focus on your actions only in your apology.[3]
For example, you may say “I am truly sorry for what I did to you. I hope you can accept my apology.” Or, you may say, “I realize now what I did was wrong. I am very sorry for my actions.”
You may also want to acknowledge that you may have hurt your friend. Try saying something like, “I’m sorry that I hurt you.”
3.Ask for forgiveness. Once you have offered your friend a sincere apology, you should ask your friend if they would be willing to forgive you. Try to make your request with real emotion and be vulnerable in front of your friend. Your friend may be more likely to forgive you if they can tell you truly feel bad and regret what you did.[4]
For example, you may say, “Do you think you would be able to forgive me for what I did?” or “Would you forgive me?”❤️❤️
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