Advice Roundup: The Right Way to Say You’re Sorry

By Peter Kowalke on Apr 22, 2016

We all make mistakes, but not all of us say we’re sorry.

This is a second mistake. The ability to take responsibility and apologize is important for a happy, satisfying, long-lasting relationship.

Marriage and family therapist Dezryelle Arcieri leads this week’s Relationship Advice Roundup with the elements of a good apology.

Relationship Advice Worth Clicking

• The right way to say you’re sorry, and the scientifically perfect apology. (MindBodyGreen, Lifehacker)

• Nearly half of everyone reading this will cheat in their lifetime. (Helen Fisher)

• Good relationship advice from the Pope. (NPR)

• Has science found a simple formula for a lasting marriage? (Huffington Post)

• A few bad traits outweigh many good ones when dating, study finds. (University of Florida)

• Reestablishing boundaries after you’ve gone too far. (Boundless)

• Why you should date someone from a different culture (but not the wrong woman). (Lifehack)

Putting the Advice into Practice

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