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Disagreements are a part of every kind of relationship, even romantic ones. It is often said that the making up is the fun part but to get to this point there have to be a few apologies spoken. For most of us, it is difficult to swallow our pride and ask for forgiveness. Why is this? It may be because the person apologizing is looking for acceptance from the other person involved. Apologies are not always accepted gracefully though and this is where the problem lies. It is so much easier to say, "I'm sorry" to someone who gratefully listens to you!

When your significant other apologizes make sure to listen and thank them afterwards. Try to never make condescending remarks or give then disapproving looks mid apology. If you genuinely listen to their apology it will more likely be true and sincere as well. Open apologies invite good communication, something every relationship needs and benefits from. Remember also, it might be your turn to apologize next so follow the golden rule, treat your fave person the same way you would want them to treat you!