Am I wrong?  Do I need to apologize?
473923
Apologize, your friendship is worth more then the sex, think about that.
705437
OK, why are you sorry? I think everyone should do what is best for them financially and emotionally. Looks like you did it; congratulations. Now quit apologizing and be proud of your acomplishments.
1041219
Tell her you're sorry for your mistake and say to her that you've\nlearned from it. If she's a friend then she'll accept your apology.\nIf not,she won't  and you'll know where you stand.
1107418
Ya most of the time the truth does come out,the only thing you can do is day your sorry. Balls in his court then. Me personally depending on what you said. I'd probably dump ya.
319267
Depends that - on what u feel sorry, if a major mistake it is advisable to appologize & plea for forgivenes, if it is some minor stuff then leave it u felt sorry that itself is enough
381015
first calm down. 2nd apologize..and explain that whatever it is you meant was taken the wrong way. If they are really your friends they will hear you out.\nxoxo
141751
If you said that your sorry, and you really are, then its not your fault anymore.  Give it a little time though.  Things are forgotten over time, and they will probably realize that whatever happened was stupid and come to their senses.
1099246
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........
855008
Yes, you overreacted, and your response was childish - might as well run over and dump your food on her head.  \nIf someone offends you, don't assume that they will just magically realize this.  (and how is your swearing and vulgar gesture any more polite than her swearing?  two wrongs don't make a right!) \n\nWhat you should have done is gone over to her and politely said, "Pardon me, but would you please refrain from swearing so loudly?  It is disturbing other people.  Thank you."  \n\nAlso, part of your anger problems stems form the fact that you perceive this act as an attack on you, something you need to "retaliate" for.  You need to remind yourself that people do not do these things to piss you off, it is nothing personal against you.  They are simply absorbed in their own lives and actions - they are thinkig about themselves, not you... just like you.  \nPlease consider anger managment therapy, and try to let other people's rudeness be your inspiration to be more polite, not less.
967937
you're right! i'm sorry if i caused you any hurt.\n\n\npeace.
875246
ok ... that's just wrong .... are you trying to get on my bad side???
214459
look, you made an honest mistake, i mean from the sound of things, it came from the right place. grow a bit of a spine and admit to her that what you did was wrong, but explain to her how what she did made you feel; that maybe she should have gone about it in a different way. don't beat yourself that much over it, you are only human and will make some mistakes, especially with those you love.
493682
Maybe it is just a misunderstanding.  You need to approach your friend and make the overtures.  Ask him/her if there is anything wrong and tell them that you have been concerned that you may have upset them and if so that you would like to make amends.  It might not even be you, or it might be something that someone has said about you.  Only by approaching your friend can you get to the bottom of it.
883467
Time heals all, eventually.  \nFrom this there is still a lesson to learn.  Remember since actions speak loader than words, only your actions can repair the damage that was done by your accidental words.  Eventually you must face the reality of what was spoken.  Yes, more than likely it will bite your backside.  How you chose to respond now will mold you for the future.  Next time when you talk about someone else, remember to treat them the same way you would like to be treated in the same circumstance.  More than likely you will spend some time repairing this indiscretion, so pay your dues and recall the "golden rule."  Treat others the way you would like to be treated.  Maybe you can escape some of the trouble of this action, but it will come back to haunt you sooner or later.  Actions speak volumes loader than words.  My advice would be to stay calm, confront the problem head on, Apologize/explain yourself,  and then stay to myself quietly, hope for the best.  Good luck!
626257
Sweetie, what the hell good is a apology going to do you?  He's not sorry in the way you want him to be, but he is sorry.  You don't know he knows he's wrong, you are wrong.  He has no idea that he's wring, he he did he would not be doing these things.  Get rid of him. baby or not, he is not a good husband and he will only get worse, certainly he is not going to be much of a father.
266598
There is no such thing as an anonymous apology, part of an apology is being grown up enough to say hey I was wrong...just tell him you are sorry. It will mean alot to him and will show that you are a good person... your true friends won't give you any grief on this. i had friends of all walks of popularity, and part of what made people like me was that I didn't let my friends dictate how I felt or who I could talk to...you will feel much better after you have owned up to your wrong doing. Be strong, Good Luck.
667573
I've found it best to just give them a long blank stare for a second or two and then politely excuse yourself from the conversation.  In this day and age there is no reason for anyone to think that a comment like that is appropriate in any setting.  Once you've excused yourself the person who said the comment should fully understand that you did not approve of their actions and that you will not be a part of it.