5 Things to Say to Your Spouse
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I'm Truly Sorry
A great apology is a rare thing, so saying you're sorry the right way help your spouse feel cared about and valued. To really make an apology memorable:
- Make eye contact.
- Use a sincere tone of voice.
- Say the words "I'm sorry."
- Don't use the time to explain "your side" of things.
- Give your spouse time to respond and accept your apology.
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