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2. Own the mistake
It’s important to show the other person that you’re willing to take responsibility for your actions.
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6. Ask for forgiveness
A little vulnerability goes a long way toward proving that you mean what you say.
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3. Describe what happened
The wronged person needs to know that you understand what happened and why it was hurtful to them. Make sure you remain focused on your role rather than deflecting the blame.
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When you’re wrong, own it
If you’re wrong, don’t shy away or hope it just goes away.
Take responsibility for your actions, be sincere, and work to make the other person feel accounted for and reassured that you’ll behave better next time.
Happily Ever After
If you believe in that myth, you’re not going to take the responsibility required to create a great relationship.
You have to be ready and willing to work for your relationship. It doesn’t just happen; it takes effort and determination.
5. You often play the victim
Life is full of challenges, but it's important to take responsibility for your actions and reactions, rather than blaming others. This allows for personal growth and healthier relationships.
Signs of playing the victim include:
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