Learning Log 27

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I learn that most women apologize too much and sometimes do it without realizing it. Even if minor inconveniences occur or they're just asking a question, women usually always so "I'm sorry" or "Sorry" even when they mean "Excuse me". I learn that people often interchange apology and sorry. Saying sorry means you empathize with the person but it sometimes can make words less meaning full.


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