ANDREW91:

Yes. I remembered the day he slapped me. That was in 2015, i was rooting for buhari, even arguing with him that buhari will win that gej was a disaster. The old man was making me see reasons why buhari will be the biggest mistake but i was not ready to listen and he slapped me and apologized immediately

DKustodian:
Sadly, we have now accepted this not apologizing even when wrong by fathers as the norm. I'll give them the benefit of the doubt by saying they probably didn't know better. They could only do as their fathers before them did and they learned from those ones, breeding a whole generation of maladjusted fathers who felt masculinity was best demonstrated by not admitting when you're wrong and always insisting on being right even dead wrong and always trying to justify and twist the narrative to favour them. This has led to our generation being ok with being in abusive relationships, being overly subservient, lacking assertiveness and being unable to stand up for what is right. Some of us even repeat the same pattern of never apologizing when we offend people. That's why we have a maladjusted society that looks to God to solve problems that they can even when they have the tools to solve those problems personally. After all, it's never their fault but someone else's. Believe me, all join.

Tallesty1:
Mom apologizes when she's wrong. Not just by giving you things or saying sorry, she will call you in, tell you things to make you understand why she did what she did and then apologize...


But my P. Man? Odiegwu

It rarely happens. I remember when I was thoroughly beaten by him for something that I didn't do, so later in the night when he discovered the truth, he gave me chicken head.

kumulus:



That's not an apology, it's manipulation.

TripleAkutigi:


Have Your Parents Ever Apologized To You?

pocohantas:


Keep quiet, you did it. The fact that he gave you chicken head gives credence to this. What happened to the drumstick?

BabaIbo:
Yes, followed by a serious round of slap.

My mom: Eh o, nwam ndo, ebezi na akwa inugo?
Oya biakete bia were biscuit.

Me: Going closer to her for the biscuit while sobbing with my innocent mind.

My mom: Tawai! Tawai! Tawai!!!
That was the day I stopped trusting anybody o.

WoundedLamb:
Several times. My mum abuses apology and sometimes even blames herself for things that are clearly my fault. My dad's typical line of apology starts with a 'maybe'. He'd be like "maybe I shouldn't have raised my voice, okay. The thing is...". I don’t let him get to the 'I'm sorry' part though. I usually cut him short and move on to other things. He knows that translates to 'apology accepted'.

TripleAkutigi:


Have Your Parents Ever Apologized To You?

TripleAkutigi:


Have Your Parents Ever Apologized To You?

Aadeniyi092:
My Dad, never ever throughout his lifetime.
Even on his sick bed.

But, my Dad had the purest heart, generous to fault and very supportive.

He was never afraid of telling anybody the true no matter your level, so, cheats do not go near him.

I love him like mad though and sometimes see him in my dreams. He was an upright man.

As for Mum, this is lyrics when I'm agree with her:

Mabinu simi, elepo ki'binu si alata, alata ki'binu si elere'e. Ololufe mabinu simi, Ayinla mabinu, okomi, mioni oke mi leyin orun.

Ara isokun, omo Oba loyo ile {even though I'm from Osogbo ooo}, omo abari ti'epo ti'iyo.

What a lovely mother she was and still, the best ever till tomorrow.

Thank God, I'd built for her, sponsored her to Hajj and placed her on a fantastic salary for life.

She no go die till 100 by His grace, but, na me go bury her las Las bisniLLAH.