Unfortunately just because you may think they made a mistake does not mean they feel the same way. If they feel they want to get back with someone eventually it will be at their own pace with no set time limit. Its best to not wait around for what may never be - let go and move forward.
What you might think a mistake is always based on your personal view of circumstances. I want you to realize that the same circumstances seen by different eyes and in different surroundings, will evoke a different judgment. For we all see reality differently. And to assume that "your guy" made a mistake, is to also assume that he sees reality just like you do. Get real! The reason why there is so much strife in this world, has to do with the fact that, working with what I would call a "private reality", we are all looking at the same circumstances with different eyes. This is what causes us to make different judgments. You can read more on "private realities" on the website on my Bio Page.
Acknowledge the mistake, learn from it, and forgive yourself. Focus on the present and the steps you can take to prevent a similar mistake in the future. Practice self-compassion and remind yourself that everyone makes mistakes.
You say that you made a mistake (or that you forgive for HER mistake). You say you're really sorry (or wish you could be friends again) and hope she forgives you (or agrees) "I'm sorry I broke your lamp. I shouldn't have swung a bat at it." "That's right!" "Can you forgive me?" "NO! (hits guy with bat)" lololololololololololol
You tell them your really sorry and that what ever you did won't happen again and there not likely to forgive you right away depanding on what you did it will take a amount of time.
An intransitive verb is a verb that does not require a direct object to complete its meaning. It does not act on an object. Example: "She sings."
to forgive is divine... and that person must not be divine
1 mistake British made was that General William Howe slowness to take action at the start of the war made it possible for the Americans to survive during 2 difficult winters.
You can be pierced anywhere on your body, pretty much. Just as long as you know how to take care of the piercing. NEVER do a piercing on your own. I've made that mistake myself.
Arthur Andersen waited too long to take responsibility for the tampered financial statements and this hesitation alone ruined the firm's reputation just as badly as Enron's.
Seventy times seven....as the Bible said in Matthew 18:22, we don't really have to take the instruction literally...but as long as someone is asking for forgiveness...we are instructed to forgive the person...and forgiving is forgetting. Matthew 6:14 says, For if you forgive men when they sin against you, your heavenly Father will also forgive you.
Depends on what you did to offend her. Some things can not be forgiven or apologized for. All you can do is apologize, mean it and leave it at that. Learn from the mistake and don't make the same sort in the future. give him/her time to reevaluate his feeling. it may take some time before she/he can forgive you but believe me the day will come. just don't give up on him/her for the sake of your friendship
A used car contract can be changed if the dealer messed up the paperwork depending on the type of mistake made on the sale. In some cases you will need to provide proof that a mistake was made and take this to court.
You cannot rush forgiveness. If you did something to hurt your friend deeply then it will take time for your friend to totally forgive and trust you again. The first step is to communicate to your friend that you are truly sorry and apologize and then work with better communication skills; learn your mistake well and don't do it again and eventually all will be forgiven by your friend and you start over.