Her apology video was filmed in a parking lot and it showed

Saw a lifestyle influencer from Austin post a 4 minute apology for that fake giveaway mess. She was parked at a Target, windows rolled down, traffic noise in the background. That alone told me she didn't take it serious. I mean, if you're begging for forgiveness, rent a quiet room or at least turn off your car. She spent 3 minutes explaining her 'stress' and 30 seconds actually saying sorry. I turned it off when she said 'I hope you can understand my side'. Has anyone here ever forgiven someone after a bad apology location? Or is that a deal breaker for you too?

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simon_carr12d ago

Ever actually forgiven someone after a half-hearted apology like that? I had a buddy try to make things right over a group chat once, just a quick "my bad" with a shrugging emoji. Took me months to get over it because the effort just wasn't there. When someone finally owns up to their mistake, the setting matters way more than people think. A parking lot with cars driving by says you just wanted to check a box, not actually fix things. Now I look for the bare minimum of putting down your phone and looking me in the eye.