The Memoir Of Ms. Butterfly

Sorry is such an easy word to say.
The world uses the word sorry as a band-aid to cover up wounds by people we never thought would hurt us.
If you are going to use the word sorry as a cover-up, so you continue to make your mistakes, or that could buy you more time until you figure out your following way.

I would rather not hear the words sorry leave your lips because that will allow my eyes to cry again over someone. Sorry but not sorry about their actions, just a pathetic person—a sad person who does not understand the pain they’re causing someone who loves them unconditionally.

Say I’m sorry, but because you know that your actions and words are wrong, don’t say I’m sad because you feel that’s what I need to hear to continue with this lie that I trust you with my heart of gold.

Saying I’m sorry, it’s not a cover-up if you don’t understand what you’re embarrassed about. Instead, say I’m embarrassed with actions to stop using the word I’m sorry. Actions speak louder than words.
Ms. Butterfly Genesis