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Four reasons you may find it hard to apologise, according to a relationship expert
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Lauren Windle2022-05-19T08:30:00
Despite sorry being the hardest word, the Bible is clear about its importance. If you struggle to make amends you’re not alone. These are the reasons people often can’t apologise, according to a relationship expert.
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