Does words reflect thier actual value?

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Posted: 17 years ago
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Primarily focusing on the words like apologies or sorry. Do you think they actual communicate feelings or any value ?

Do you take a sorry seriously? or merely respond ohh dw.. or doesn't matter etc...

Hope can the word sorry, be communicated so that it is more heart felt rather then just a word?

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Posted: 17 years ago
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For me the word sorry is there always in my mouth slip,i use it almost too often!

Mmm..Yup,i dotn think it reflects its actual value! but there are many a cases wen Sory changes the worse situations to better one's!! 😛
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Posted: 17 years ago
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The word sorry can calm things down temporarily, prevent further flare ups. Dunno about its longterm effectiveness though.😊

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Posted: 17 years ago
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Originally posted by: lighthouse

The word sorry can calm things down temporarily, prevent further flare ups. Dunno about its longterm effectiveness though.😊

Very effective when, many moons later, the other half has done something and hasn't tendered an apology 😉😆

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Posted: 17 years ago
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I think it really depends on the person. I'm not the kind of person who says sorry so much that it loses its meaning.. nor do I curse.. but if some time I do say a bad word.. then everyone's always shocked and will stare at me like crazy. 😆 😆

But yes, the word sorry has lost its meaning really, people say without even being genuinely sorry.
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Posted: 17 years ago
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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
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Posted: 17 years ago
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Originally posted by: Gauri_3


..........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 😊

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I think that's why they call it honeymoon period. 😆 More often than not , we tend not to take things at face value but add our own wishfull perspective to it and make it believable or unbelievable.😊

I think when someone says sorry , it is genuine and does not necessarily mean they won't do the same thing to you again.😊

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Posted: 17 years ago
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I usually say the word sorry or appology heart felt, very very rarely I tell the word without feeling so. I don't like using the word unnecessarily
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Posted: 17 years ago
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Originally posted by: lighthouse

........... I think when someone says sorry , it is genuine and does not necessarily mean they won't do the same thing to you again.😊

Agree on the bolded part but not too sure about the underlined part. I have seen numerous people for whom saying sorry is just like a reflex action. They say it w/o even realizing what they just said.

Edited by Gauri_3 - 17 years ago
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Posted: 17 years ago
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Originally posted by: Gauri_3

Agree on the bolded part but not too sure about the underlined part. I have seen numerous people for whom saying sorry is just like a reflex action. They say it w/o even realizing what they just said.

so what you want them to garland you, then show an agarbatti, a sashatang namaskar and say sorry!!!!????😆 😆😆

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