I’m Sorry

Published on Sunday, May 10, 2009 by Katherine

I think one of the hardest things to do in life is to admit when you did something really stupid and apologize to make things right. In trying to be funny recently, I hurt some amazing people.

I hate being a “human” sometimes. It is so hard to always get it right. And when I personally get things wrong, I often do it in a very big way.

I humbly apologize, and hope you can see it in your heart to forgive me. As the saying goes, “God isn’t finished with me yet.” And honestly, I feel bad for Him, because I am probably one of His greatest challenges.

I haven’t slept since I heard the news. Please accept this very sincere apology.

Katherine

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http://www.msdarkstar.blogspot.com/ MsDarkstar

I think one of the biggest challenges in blogging and social networking is that sometimes you say something that hurts someone (or many someones) completely without meaning to do so.

I’ve made a couple of posts where I knew the topic might be sensitive for a reader I know (someone who I know reads regularly) and have run my idea by them just to let them know I’m not trying to offend them. More often than not the response has been “it’s your blog, post whatever you want”.

I think if you have a history of being a kind, compassionate person (as YOU do), an apology is usually accepted.

You can’t please all of the people all of the time, but have you ever noticed you can piss a bunch off in one fell swoop? Hang in, Lady!
http://mommamiameaculpa.com meleah rebeccah

*hugs*
http://youknowwhatiallowyoutoknow.blogspot.com ScoMan

I’ve crossed that line many times. You have a laugh and end up hurting someone.

I hope you’re able to mend the bridges.
http://www.weworkforcheese.com Nicky

I’m often a sufferer of “foot in mouth” disease. Sometimes the filter between my brain and my mouth just seems to disappear, and I end up hurting someone’s feelings. I hope those amazing people see how sincere you are.
http://joe-capuano.blogspot.com Joe Cap

Don’t know what you did, but I am sure God will forgive you, since you appear to have recognized that you made a mistake.