this happened to me and one of my friends b4. If she wont accept your apology when your actually being sincere, then maybe shes just not the friend for you. ppl who don't accept you for who you are or how you changed, are not your friends. believe me.
best of luck! :)
I accept your apology. I accept you as a friend.
you maybe have to apologize about what you did to he / she . give it a try and who knows ? if they don't accept your apology , then it is their problem .
Talk it out with her, say you're sorry and hope that she will accept your apology.
Ultimately, the decision to accept the apology depends on your personal feelings and the nature of the friendship. If you value the friendship and believe that the apology is genuine, it may be worth accepting and attempting to rebuild the relationship. However, if the incident has had a significant impact on your trust or if you feel the friendship is no longer healthy, it is also okay to prioritize your own well-being and choose not to accept the apology.
she represents a best friend she is a wonderful person who i wish would accept my apology
If she can't forgive and forget chances are she wasn't a real friend to begin with - I wouldn't let it worry you.
Apologize. He/she might not accept your apology just yet, but just tell them you're very sorry, and that you regret doing it. It'll be a while before (and if) they ever accept your apology, but just wait it out. However, if they DO accept it right away and forgive you, just remember it'll probably take a long time to gain their trust back. Just make sure to not do it again if you want your best friend's trust.
It's not easy to admit to being wrong and ask for forgiveness. If your friend sincerely apologizes after an argument, chances are that she values your friendship and feels bad about what happened. I would accept the apology as well as offering an apology of my own for anything I may have said that was hurtful.
Something must have happened for your best friend to suddenly hate you. If you did something wrong, admit to it, apologize and see if they will accept the apology and more on. If you don't know why they hate you, ask them. It may just be a misunderstanding that has got out of hand.
If you change as a person or if your personality changes and they still accept you as a friend or if they will always be your friend no matter what, then you know that they are the best choice for friends.
Just apologize. It's not that hard to do, so why bother asking the question? Just say "I'm sorry" and just get it over with. Your friend may accept your apology, they may not. It depends on how angry they are at you.
If you have done something that has offended your friend, in most cases it is better to apologize verbally. An apology in writing presents a degree of formality that would seldom be needed in the context of a friendly relationship.