Dealing With A Partner Who Never Says Sorry

gIRL! i believe you DIE
Nothing is sweeter than revenge!
P.S: But if we ever start dating, Dnt use it on me oh.lol

Such people are best left to be on their own abeg!  

i will simply ignore just for a while after which i wil move on . simple!!!

Heart of stone woman.
Better run while you can.

It's the number 1 thing that destroys a marriage - the inability to admit mistakes and take corrections. It's plain immaturity. It's an attitude that completely overshadows whatever other good quality the person has. If the problem persists, better go your separate ways because greater heart-aches await you in future.

if u have any woman who don't say sorry when she do a wrong thing please for the sake of your life run away. because that type of woman can kill a man. because any woman that have that kind of heart is very wicked and she can do anything. for the man. a man should say sorry to his partner when ever he did a wrong thing but u know some times there is a kind of pride in some men that they may not tell u sorry instantly but they will say sorry after some time.  But there is some thing a woman should not do because she see her man doing it. because sometimes it may bring more problem to the relationship.

Mine was once like that but i made her understand that it was bad when i treated her SAME WAY . She cried her eyes off and i didnt even bother to pat her, rather i went out to drink beer with the boyz.

whenever he/she does something wrong 
just look at her and said "I know u want me to say sorry, ok your sorry" 
i bet he/she will say am sorry too baby, i dont mean to hurt u   

I know how to handle them 

inability to say sorry is a danger signal in relatioships. if you are not married yet, you have two choices: to stay or to leave. if you decide to leave , remember that there's always someone better out there

yup

One important thing you have to note in every relationship and/or marriage is that you will at some point, have disagreements - some mild, some vehement - but getting past it is what matters, and just how are you going to be able to achieve a peaceful relationship when your partner claims to be holistic and never at fault? For me, I don't think that's possible. A woman's supposed to be apologetic, so is a man, as long as you've done something wrong or been an accomplice to something that went wrong. Undoubtedly, you can apologize even if you're not at fault (I have seen women who do this), so putting up with a woman who always believes she's right when she's on the wrong is the wrongest and the most pathetic relationship you can ever be in.

When fracas breaks in, someone has to be responsible and putting off the blame off you and heaping it on me will just so not work for us because I'm leaving immediately. Not that apology really means a lot that much but as I see it, every motive towards an action counts. For instance, if you tell me sorry for the sake of just telling me and not that it comes from your heart, I will not consider it an apology but a scorn. It's got to be heartfelt. I think you need to sit your wife down and talk to her. Let her understand what it is all about and express your displeasure - and you have to note that there's a huge gap of differential traits between a stubborn and egocentric woman and a determined woman.

Those people who are saying "walk" have either never been married nor in a long term relationship.  Most people wouldn't/cannot just "walk" from a marriage when they have physically and emotionally invested so much into it. 

Years ago I used to hear people saying: "if you can't hear you must feel".  So in this case, if a spouse refuses to say sorry, I would wait because I know a time will come when they will make a serious error and I won't be there to pick up the pieces.  When it all starts falling apart and they start looking for someone to blame rather than to take responsibility, I will do like my friend Rooneyboy and go about my business and let them suffer alone.

So long as I wasn't implicated and they messed things up for themselves, not my problem.  It's all fine and good to pray for people, often their pride and arrogance is a stumbling block, and that is really what stops people from apologising when they've done something wrong.  I'm not one for revenge but in this case they will have to learn the hard way.

just passing

i pray for them 2 change.I know of 1 who nv apologise