Have you ever felt that someone’s apology was fake? How did it make you feel?

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-Teacher Wela 

I think it depends on a situation.

>> I think it depends on the situation.

Actually, in hierarchical structure such as company, it is common to say sorry to boss and that apology is usually perfunctory not seriously.

>> Actually, in hierarchical structures such as companies, it is common to say sorry to a boss, and that apology is usually perfunctory and not sincere.

Although that apology is fake, almost boss didn\'t care honesty of apology.

>> Although that apology is fake, most bosses do not care about the honesty of the apology.

They just consider their freshman\'s attitude.

>> They just consider their employee’s attitude.

Like this case, there are cases where it is considered okay if the apology is fake.

>> In cases like this, it is sometimes considered acceptable if the apology is fake.

However, in personal relationship, the apology have to be honest.

>> However, in personal relationships, an apology has to be honest.

I don\'t have any experience for that.

>> I don’t have any experience with that.

But if someone say sorry with fake and his intention is to ignore me, I will end up that relationship.

>> But if someone says sorry insincerely and his intention is to ignore me, I would end that relationship.