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I have a rule: “sorry means you won’t do it again”. If I’m about to say sorry for something, I perform a thought experiment: if a similar situation arose and I had the same choice to make again, would I? If the answer is “yes”, then I’m not sorry and I shouldn’t say that I am.
What do you do if you’re Canadian and you’re at the grocery store?
“I’m sorry you feel that way” is probably the best response, before you blackout from the ensuing choking
Zero morality. Zero empathy.
I’m not sorry for my actions, just sorry I got caught
Not even that; the use of “may” makes the whole thing hypothetical. He hasn’t actually acknowledged doing anything wrong.
I already told you, this is not who I am so there’s nothing to change.
