But I needed to find my own way of apologising, so I said 'To those of you who I offended I'm sorry, to those of you who understand I thank you'.
Realistically, they will not see you as any less of a person if you politely say "OK, I understand now, thank you for clarifying this", and if you do have an argument during this process, they will remember it for a long time and continue to grade and judge you in all interaction based on it whether it's ethical or not.
I mean, there was clearly— I understand your point, thank you.
I don't understand it, but thank you".
For me, all I can do is apologize for prejudging something I didn't fully understand, and say thank you to her for giving me perspective to something I would never have had before...which is a rare gift these days.
It read simply: "Thank You, Thank You, Thank You".
I like to be involved with our supporters and understand their organisations, and saying thank you is so important; I wouldn't be able to run the festival without them.
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My kid seems to understand that we say "please" and "thank you" to people, but Alexa doesn't get her feelings hurt by being told to "play Taylor Swift".
I do understand that part of the draw (thank you) to shows like King of the Hill and The Simpsons is that the story is more important than the picture, but at least make the shows widescreen friendly.
"After I wrote the book and went on Oprah Winfrey, so many people have come to me, telling me, 'Ricky, thank you because I understand what acceptance is today,'" Martin remembered.
