Thanks for explaining why you did what you did without making an excuse.” A genuine apology includes a number of ingredients, Takaku says: The person has to clearly note what they're apologizing for, ...

Despite the unrealistic expectations that many of us have for ourselves (and others), virtually all of us make mistakes—sometimes even big ones—with some frequency. In fact, if you are living a bold, ...

Although this blog is essentially devoted to the subject of divorce, every now and then I will discuss some aspect of marriage that leads to divorce, and suggest ways to reduce the damage. Having ...

Apologizing in a relationship should be simple, but anyone who’s been in one knows it rarely is. You feel bad, you say sorry, and somehow, it blows up into yet another argument. Why does that happen?