When you've been hurt, abused, or traumatized, it is your natural inclination to want your pain to be acknowledged, responsibility taken, and you likely desire a heartfelt apology. An apology can serve as a bridge towards healing and reconciliation, acknowledging the pain caused and demonstrating the offender's willingness to make amends. However, the process of seeking an apology can raise a complex question: Are offenders truly capable of apologizing?
