kindly give me an example letter of apology specifically asking forgiveness according to the situation?
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We need more details to help you out here.  The best I can do with what I know about your situation is a general appology.  Be sincere, and don't try to explain your side of it.  If you do, this may come accross as an excuse.  If you are truely sorry for what you did then say so and never say, "I'm sorry but...".  This will make the person think you don't really mean it.  Take full responsibility for your actions and admit what you did was wrong.  Ask them to look down deep in their heart and please forgive you.  Remind them of what your relationship means to you and how important they are to you.  Finish the letter by saying over again, "I really am sorry for hurting you.  I will do what ever it takes to earn your trust and restore our relationship."\n\nGood Luck!
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i need forgiveness for my mother.\nand a huge sum of money to tide our family over a money cris.\nthank you santa.
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you should say that you are sorry........ you think about it alot because you really have a good heart and it never hurts to apologise when we do something wrong.  You need to apologise for her but you also need to apologise for yourself........
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No, you should always forgive.  The peace that comes from that makes you a person of class :)
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Let me extend my deepest apology to you and your family...
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I would honestly like to apologize to all the people out there that i ever hurt or took something from. I want people to forgive me so i try my best to forgive others. U know this was a good one, thanks to u for that b/c i feel better saying sorry to all the people out there i must of hurt.
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ask Jesus to forgive you
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Apologize.  Acknowledge that you are human and have done wrong.  Ultimately you will have to forgive yourself and move on.  (Easier said than done, I know)
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say your sorry and give him something. (note: If needed.)
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Apology accepted.\n\nI commend you.\n\nNext time you get upset at hearing that you are going to hell,\n\nGet mad at God, and talk to Him about it.\n\nWe are just repeating what God told us, and we just happen to believe Him!!!
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NEVER make an immediate answer. Give yourself time to think about the appropriate answer that isn't brash, or rude. Waiting just a FEW SECONDS sometimes works!! \nI was in Haiti one day, riding through Port-au-Prince with my keeper there, and saw this sign that said,\n "Oné Respé," in the Haiian language. I asked the lady who translated for me what it meant, she said,"Honor and Respect." Never try to diminish any person's BEING. Forgiveness is most rememberred above all  gifts. A soft answer turns away wrath.
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You will need a good lawyer, whether you are innocent or guilty.\n\nI would suggest a sincere letter of apology regardless.\n\nMean people suck!
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1. Admit you were wrong. Be humble.\n2. Say that you shouldn't have accused him.\n3. Admit you were out of line.\n4. You understand his reaction and can't blame him. \n5. What you're going to do going forward to avoid this.\nFinally, ask him to please accept what you're saying as an apoligy. You acted out of emotion and that wasn't right.
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Simply apologize.  Let him/her know why you are sorry.  Anyone can be sorry and not know exactly why they are.  It has to be sincere.  You have to allow them to let you know how you made them feel and not be defensive.  Own up to the mistake you made.  They will see that you really mean what you say.  If the person values your relationship...they'll look at the circumstances and may be willing to make peace with you.  This does not guarantee that your relationship will be the same.  If it does not return to the same relationship; know that you did everything you possibly could to resolve the matter.  Respect their decision.
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Man,your apology is good enough...email her a freakin love letter but not too long and not real short.She'll come around-don't worry!
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U may forgive the one by thinking that whatever happens....happens for good. \nAny way i liked this question as u have asked "How to forgive?" instead of "What punishment should be given to the person who takes ur money?" The person who forgives is always greater than than the person who takes revenge or gives punishment.
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Tell the people that you may have hurt that you are truly sorry, make restitution if you can, ask the Lord for forgiveness. If that doesn't work talk to your preacher/minister about it.