Read on Twitter"I& #39;m sorry."
"I really wish that you know how sorry I am."
Either you or a person you once considered so dear wants to say this to you (could also be to a friend!)
They always say that we only realize how good we have it until it is gone. And now that they& #39;ve gone is when you realize how better things were and could be if they were still around.
The thing is, any falling out or break-up is always a result of two people committing some kind of fault to the other. Yes, one party& #39;s fault may be bigger than that of the other& #39;s. But it does not discount the fact that they still both did something wrong
or should have done something to avoid the damage.
It seems quite a lot of time has already passed since the fallout that happened between you and this person. And at this point, you are not sure if an apology is still of any use.
It seems quite a lot of time has already passed since the fallout that happened between you and this person. And at this point, you are not sure if an apology is still of any use.
True. The apology may not be able to ensure a new beginning with the two of you together in it. But still, that apology remains meaningful to you. Why? Because that apology will set you free.
No matter how things will turn out at least, you know that until the very end you did what you could to mend things between the two of you. No regrets, right? And if you both still can be part of each other& #39;s journey then you two are very lucky souls.
And if not, don& #39;t you think it is still a blessing that you were able to meet someone so wonderful like them? 
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