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How to Respond to an Apology When It’s Not Okay.
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How to Respond to an Apology When It’s Not Okay.

Jennifer November 9, 2021 0 Comments

Answering these questions might aid you in finding your next step forward.

We all make mistakes. The magic is in the repair.

You are allowed some time and space while taking care of yourself and getting clear about your needs.

Big hugs, Jen

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