Yeah, a "Uh, sorry again for that" could be better.
I acted for instict, and I was wondering if I made the situation worse.
Sure is that it depends on what people perceives on my words.
With my answer she could have thought:
1- "Yeah, it's been 5 months ago; better forget"
2- "This idiot thinks he is right after what said to me and he has done to my friend"
With your answer She could think
- "Oh ok, he is sorry."
- "Who does he think to make fun of? He is not believable."
Even 'cause you make it "easy", many times I say sorry for something but people just hold a grudge and thought that I was not honest.... maybe 'cause I did some mistakes in a row, i don't know.
you have to appreciate that people remember what you used to be. Perhaps in ten years there will be so much distance, this is, 'water under the bridge'
Time-out, though.
With this thread seems like I'm a taut boy who says offensive things to everyone full time.
In first appareance I'm timid, I like joking quiet and with a smile without saying things with hard feelings.
Just sometimes, it went out this part of me where I lost the control. But do people remember just the bad part of me?
Now that I think about it better, I have been always like this. At school time, I was recognized like the "crazy boy" due of this anger attacks. I started screaming and took crazy expression, it is happened even at work once or two.. I have to buy these books quickly.. I didn't realize how deep was this root.
But mostly I can see that now they are less tauntly with me, I think sometime they appreciate the fact I'm trying at least. Just this girl, who i barely know, has not yet a clear imagine of me; I mean, i talked more with you than with her, from all this pages can you say i'm
that bad? Honestly. I'm actually wondering this. Even if sure is that she thinks i'm an a*$hole for that pun and for what her friend
said ('cause she could have manipulate the story), but well, i think the first impression is the important thing; it will be really hard changing her mind, but it doesn't change my life what she thinks, doesn't it?
Well, thanks for this chatter.