Yes, they do...depending on where they are coming from. My "sorrys" are always heartfelt and genuine...not the hypocritical doublefaced crap like your "sorrys" are 😛 😆
Okay, the point here is that we tend to assign extra-special meanings to the hollow words of people we may think are close to us or extra-special to us. On the other hand, we may overlook the genuine full of wisdom words of someone who we don't like that much.
That's why it's said ki jab dil miley hotey hain toh ek doosrey ki her baat achhee lagtee hai per jab dilon mein daraar aa jaye tab achhee baat bhi buri lagti hai.
So, at the end of the day, it all depends on our perspective...do WE want to capture the real meaning/essence/value behind someone's words or not 😊 .
Edited by Gauri_3 - 17 years ago