The Bible is clear on this and I guess it is same for the Quran. I allowed my emotion over-ride my judgment today and I felt bad after. This is what we do most of the time when we are angry. We tend to say things we don't mean, do things we will regret later.
I was expecting some amount of money from someone today, he called me around 8am this morning that he had sent the money but I don't normally get alert from that particular bank. I went to the bank later at around 11am to confirm the payment only to be told that no money entered, I was not even angry, I called the guy and he asked me to wait for more time. It's actually MMM transaction, I got to shop and decided to login to my acct to see what's up I saw an uploaded teller that doesn't match my details, I was angry! So this guy wanna scam me?? He wants me to confirm payment when he didn't pay, I assumed that was why I didn't get alert, I even gisted the people around me about it. It didn't take me up to 2minute I had composed a msg and sent it to him telling him he is a scam and cannot cheat me, I went as far as writing same thing in the message box. I swear down if didn't take 10secs bfr I saw alert I felt so bad, why did I send the msg? Why didn't I wait small? Tho I quickly confirmed his payment. I felt bad afterwards, as an introvert with mood swing I have been thinking about it since.
My story might be different from yours, my point is let's try to be patience in face of some circumstances, taking actions out of emotions isn't cool, it could be in relationship, dealing with friends and family, business deals and so on.
If there's any way you're reading this, I am truly sorry.

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The only true wat to show how sorry you are, is by apologizing to the person. it might be hard but i can start with an apology txt and then a caĺl. God bless u as u do so. You have tried by admitting ur wrong.