HELP ASAP!! Please write a paragraph of something to say when you did something extremely wrong and need an excuse to not get in very bad trouble!

When you apologize to someone - and what it means - that you stopped thinking about how that person might have felt because of what you did or didn't say. When you stop to think about the other person’s feelings, you begin to empathize with your behavior. Do not feel ashamed or ashamed if you have done something you know is wrong.

Even if what happened was an accident or you did something you didn't know about, you may still feel sorry if you know that the other person's feelings were hurt. After apologizing, you may feel better (this other person will also feel).

When you apologize in a caring way, you can feel good because you are trying to fix things again.

What Does It Mean to Apologize?

There are many ways to apologize. Here are some examples:

"I'm sorry for what I said to you."

"Sorry I lost your book."

"I was crazy, but I shouldn't have called you by name. I'm sorry."

"I'm sorry I hurt your feelings."

"I'm sorry I scolded you."

"I'm sorry I hit you when I was crazy. That was wrong. I can't do it."

If you apologize to someone, they can apologize to you: "OK, I'm sorry, too. I shouldn't have made fun of you." And then maybe you can feel friendly too.