I'm Sorry

ByNicole
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Sometimes Life gets in the way.  
Life is hard and unfortunately God never promised easy.  
Tempers flair. 
Bad Days.
Things build upon themselves.
Someone gets on your nerves.
You’re running late.
Someone cuts you off.
You didn’t get something you needed.
Lots of things can cause problems like this.
Then you come home.
You’re on edge already.
Something didn’t work right, again.
You yell at your spouse.
You yell at your kids.
You yell at your dogs.
You yell at yourself.
Tempers flair worse.
Things build even more.
What do you do?
Scream.
Yell.
Cry.
Cuss.
Get Mad.
Storm out.
Things happen like this all the time.
The hardest thing to do?
Admit you were wrong.
Just remember to say one of the hardest phrases…
I’m Sorry.
Life is too short.
Let those who are closest to you,
Who you yell at,
Who you snap at
That you love them.
And you’re Sorry.
I’m Sorry.

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  2. Uhoh, what did you do? hehe. So true though. Chris and I used to argue and bicker all the time. It really weighed on our marriage. Then one New Year's we started fresh, we both admitted that we had been stubborn and did things to hurt the other one. Since that day, our marriage has never been the same. We seriously never fight or argue, we let each other win, and we are there for each other at the end of a hard day. We know that the other one is just letting of steam and we move on.

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