We can't let logic rule our lives. If you feel like you should apologize for something, then do so. If you feel like an apology isn't necessary, then don't.

Too many people apologize purely out of habit and that doesn't really do much. It doesn't always help because truthfully, most people aren't as fragile as we think. People get over things, they forget, they forgive.

If we explain ourselves once as being bipolar, or anything really, then people (fair people) should take that into consideration.

What I started out trying to say is that humans in general have a habit of rationalizing things they want to do, or sometimes don't want to do.

If we let our actions be governed be laws/statements then our ethics go out the window. We have to think and act on our own, and we have to be responsible for the way we think and act.

I wish the world would quit using logic to screw people and make truly ethical decisions.

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