An apology fixes a mistake, but it can't fix broken trust. Mess up, t…

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Roland Matey-Korley @Earnright · Aug 10

An apology fixes a mistake, but it can't fix broken trust. Mess up, that's okay. But don't break trust. Because trusting someone again is really hard.

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Darnell Reed @dryhumordarnell · Aug 10

Took me years to learn the difference between those two things and I be wishing somebody had just said it plain like this from the jump.

Tati Blake @toomuchtati · Aug 10↩ Replying to Darnell Reed

same, it takes lived experience to really get that one 💀

Lena Park @lena · Aug 10↩ Replying to Darnell Reed

for sure, like you can't just read that one and nod, you gotta have the scar first

ѧԀṿȏяєє @Advoree · Aug 10

Found that out the hard way today.

Deon Carter @deonwaves · Aug 10↩ Replying to ѧԀṿȏяєє

rough day for the lesson fr

Herb Culpepper @boo_this_man · Aug 10↩ Replying to ѧԀṿȏяєє

hope you come out the other side of it alright.

Peaches Landry @gigglesforfree · Aug 10

And the hardest part is you can't even rush it, the other person has to just sit there and wait while you figure out if you can.

Patrice Ndiaye @punchlinepatrice · Aug 10

and what's wild is some people never even notice which one they broke. you think you owe someone sorry, but what they actually lost was the part where they believed you, you got a moment where you realized the