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It's the "I don't know if I should be the one apologizing, but I'm doing it anyway" for me. It's so hard to apologize when the other owes you an apology too. There is a lot of strength in this act.

“youre only a couple years older than me” killed me lol

It was the "I'm proud of you" that broke me...that's something everybody wants to hear, especially from someone close...

The guy getting bullied into giving his grandma a ride has me crying 😂 “say I owe you a ride. SAY I OWE YOU A RIDE 😡”

this is going to be one emotional ride... videos like this really help me reflect on how I treat those around me.

Apologizing helps repair relationships by getting people talking again, and makes them feel comfortable with each other again. A sincere apology allows you to let people know you're not proud of what you did, and won't be repeating the behavior.🥰🥰🥰

LMAOO I LOVE HOW THEY WERE GETTING ON THAT ONE DUDE AT 5:28 "She's was freezing." "Say you owe her a ride" 💀

Saying sorry to someone is hard but it means the world to them. My dad NEVER apologizes for anything he says or does and my family sweeps everything under the rug. So when I had my own kids I make sure to apologize every time I do or say something I know is wrong. My eldest is only 6 but I’ve instilled that in him and he apologizes to me too. It’s so cathartic and healthy to apologize

Honest apologies are so cathartic... props to everyone in this video for their willingness to be brave!

I want to apologize to a girl I bullied in middle school when I was young, insecure and wanting to follow a crowd. She didn’t deserve that, especially with multiple people making fun of her. I hope she’s having a great life and I hope that dark part of her childhood has been healed from. Gail, if you happen to read this at any point in life, I’m truly sorry. You did not deserve any of that. Edit: Thank you for the kind words. Also, I wanted to say I would never make someone feel obligated to accept any apology I would give them. It’d be great if they did but that is their pain and their journey. My job is to hold myself accountable for poor actions. I hope everyone has a safe, happy and healthy 2022.

"I'm proud of you" got me in tears asap. That's all I ever wish to hear from the people who are special to me..

the woman who called her kid had me in tears because my mom had me at 19, got invested in drugs for years and put us all in bad situations, she got clean early this year, began going to church, and is going back to school as a medical assistant.

that dude’s sister was just so wholesome

I wish people didn’t perceive apologizing as a blow to one’s pride. It’s actually a very honorable thing to do, to admit you’re wrong. And even more importantly, it strengthens relationships and builds trust with the ones you love. There’s a lot of apologies I wish I would have gotten, since the people who never gave them probably don’t realize that I would forgive them

When the mom said “I’m proud of you” I was FIGHTING TEARS. So sweet! 🥺

Nobody is gonna talk about that guy who apologized to this sister for not paying her back for the weed? Lol

There’s so many people I want to apologize but sometimes it just doesn’t come out sometimes, it’s very difficult to explain

Wow. You just made me cry. I think bc we all can relate. Theres always someone who we can apologize to. The fact that all the ppl on the line were gracious too. So sweet

Makes me cry because it’s not easy to say sorry. I’m proud of y’all. This was nice 🤎

The way I CRIED when that mom said "I'm proud of you" its unbelievable. I'm dry now😃👍🏻

Why am I crying watching this?! I feel like there are a few people that I need to apologize to, but am scared to. So I admire the courage they showed to apologize.

A _real_ apology is *changed behavior.*

I don't wanna cry before I sleep, why you guys have to do this.

Y'all should do this with people calling someone to forgive them. The tears I can feel em.

This broke me because I know for damn sure I will never get an apology from the cruel things my mother said to me when i came out and an apology from my father for completely disconnecting himself from me. That part of me will never truly heal because of them. I'll do my best but those wounds will always stay fresh

Just gotta say, it made me want to say sorry to my mom, when i had depression back in my early 20s, i was so offended and painful with my own emotions and experiences so i guess i never had the opportunity to take care of my closest allies and keep track with their mental health. Though i steadly got help from my therapist and took prescriptions for my illness, it was quite suffering to deal with all the pressure and emotional pain that i had to lift for years and i was torned up. Because of that i became selfish and didnt pay attention to those who truely concern and support me for no reasons. So I feel very sorry that i couldnt focus on their mental safety and werent able to send them support as a son. I was partialy blind for sure. Now i feel so much better and i got full A +s with my freshman year of college. All of this recovery and self-boost were possible because she stayed right next to me for the past 23 years and i feel so grateful to have a parent like her. Love you mom♡

The last girl with her dad omg.. I just want to hug her. I’ve been there girl. You aren’t alone.. stay strong xo

I completely relate to the girl at 4:04 who started crying. My parents went through an extremely rough divorce because of the abuse I experienced as a child. I never truly forgave my mom for not leaving my father sooner so I wouldn’t have to face his wrath. It’s taking longer than I would like for me to forgive her.

4:00 wow.. Her reaction. It was everything.

The forgiveness of everyone gave me so much faith for humanity.

Being a mommies girl and hearing all these moms voices just butters me up 🥺❤️

“Mhmm; someone’s growing.” So profound haha

"im proud of you" i think that made everyone cry since we really dont hear it a lot

So happy that this is a series. A call like that can be life changing. Just get each other on the same page again. I hope this inspires more people to make that call they dreaded for too long.

we all have someone we owe an apology too but we also all have someone we need the sincere apology from and I'm not sure what hurts the most.

Older sisters deserves everything

The girl at 1:50 sounded so kind 🥺 I loved this video, so touching

This made me wanna call someone to apologize, but I also wish that I was called with a heartfelt apology 😞 Being the bigger person really is the hardest.

Hugs to each and every one of you calling and responding and saying you are sorry too. So healing. You are all beautiful beings!

Seriously Cut, love the genuine content, more of this type of video should be out here

I just wanna say I'm proud of everyone in this video for being this brave and thoughtful and humble enough to apologize sincerely. Keep spreading love y'all.. The world needs it now more than ever❤

I just want to send a hug to everyone who are the “fixers”.

Who else feels like apologizing to a loved one after watching this? It really shows that we all should reach out to somebody. It could really make someone’s day!

everyone being super sweet that one guy: sorry for not paying you back for the weed

It’s good to see something like this a lot of people tend to have too much “pride” sometimes you have to put that to the side

There's someone I have to call 😭wish me luck

This video is as heart warming as the "I love you" episode. These are my favourite videos on this channel

this was the most SATISFYING video ever, knowing hard feelings were being released and bonds were being strengthened through every call :’)

Foul for leaving Grandma in the cold AND for not saying "I love you too" 😭

This reminds me of my mental breakdown but only my mom was there for me and I'm both Thankful and sorry towards her for not being the best daughter

The one guy that left his grandma LMFAOOOOOO OMG

One of the hardest moments ever When you say sorry for a mistake you didn't make, only because you care and you don't wanna lose the other person. And that's when you regret being a good person, which is hard too.

I love these. It’s an act of kindness and helping people. Imagine if this was done often.

Y'all love making people cry, early af in the morning. 💗😂💗

Talking to mom rudely and realizing it later is whole different level of heartbreak.

The way I felt her. I have held onto my own actions and my own guilt. That release is so worth it but it makes it painful knowing I even had to apologize to them.

the word I'm proud of you is too strong

3:23 has me sobbing and then when she told her she was proud of her.

"Someone's growing." She must be daddy's lil Princess.❤️

I would tear tf up if I heard my Mom say I’m proud of you 🙁.

Parents are so loving, accepting and forgiving their job is difficult. To overlook all our ish n still love us purely and sincerely.

The parents greeting their children makes me want to sob

its amazing how they were told to say sorry, and the story just flows out like that and that healed relationships

the last girl and her father bring tears to my eyes. me and my dad have a disagreement sometimes, but we love each other

I just wanted to give that last one a hug through the screen.

A simple apology can go a long away and help heal relationships

You should do this again but with “thank you”

I totally relate to that girl @3:30. I had a similar apology phone call (with louder cried) with my mom and it felt so painful to apologise for all my wrongdoings.

The weed dude was so unexpected 💀

Atleast they got a chance to say sorry . I wish I could say sorry to my dad before he left us and went to God

This was therapeutic on so many levels! Why do we hold on to pain, resentment and anger?!? It's much like a thorn in our fingertip. While we do everything we know to keep from touching it, or even letting others touch it; (the don't go there with me syndrome) but if we just remove it, the pain, resentment and anger miraculously fades away! Way to go peeps 👏 👍 🙌

The first girl and her dad🥺 that's a dad bond some of us want😭

I hope to someday receive a call like this. I know in some instances I should be the one calling, but it would be nice to not be the one who always has to humble themselves.

Honestly these type of videos are the ones that everyone needs to watch because we learn sooo much off other peoples lives and the things they have been through. It’s really the best way to become a better person

The girl at the end....sad her dad was expecting her to help him financially

Just watching this makes me wish my mom was sorry to me. My mom knows I’m the oldest and seeing someone mom apologize to her 15 year old daughter doesn’t even compare to my 19 years of life. I really wish my mom would see that I left her twice bc she was the problem and it’s gonna be repetitive until she says “I’m sorry “ and what she’s sorry for.

Y'all get me every time with these emotional episodes 🥺

I’m sorry for cutting myself off from my eldest brother after we had a massive fallout about 11yrs ago and never apologising even though I was the one at fault. And it hurts because we used to be really close. I love you bro and I hope you forgive me someday.

To forgive is divine. To be forgiven is pretty damned good, too.

when you call someone to apologize to them for what they caused and they act entitled "i don't care" it hurts

I wish I could do this to my father who passed away. I'm glad you pushed them to do it

I know I deserve a apology from my ex girlfriend but I'm always finding a way to apologize for things that I shouldn't be apologizing for. I hate feeling bad about stuff that I shouldnt be, but i guess that's the power of gaslighting and a manipulative ex

Goosebumps. This was such a heart warming video💕 definitely going to inspire me and probably many others to do the same❤️

"idk who i need to apologize to im a good person" the way she said that makes me feel like she does need to apologize to someone..

I'd call a guy. We danced together on prom when I was ~16, met each other regularly for a couple months for rehearsals. Unfortunately, I was too young and naive and I didn't see that he had a crush on me. For me, he only was a friend. There were some hints but he never clearly showed it and I was too focused on everything else to realize. Later he slowly stopped texting until he disappeared out of my life, a friend of mine told me afterwards that he had a crush on me. About a year later we me again coincidentally and he wanted to talk, but again, I was too insecure and selfish to give him the answers he would've deserved. When you're reading this, R., I'm very sorry. I hope you're happy now.

that 'um proud of you...' i felt it personally

this was such a sweet episode- gave me a few tears lol. pls do more like this!! learning the importance of apologizing to heal relationships can change lives.

THIS IS THE CUTEST AND SWEETEST VIDEO IVE SEEN TODAY PLS SO MORE OF THIS AAHHHH I LITERALLY CRIED WATCHING THIS

Guy not picking up his nana....sad

loved the end "that was needed hehehe"😅 so cute

So many people needed this .

Saying sorry helps people get back together and start over again.

This episode made me cry, one of the people I want to apologize to us no longer here for me to apologize to

the girl apologizing to her dad just alsomt made me cry cuz I've treated my father so horrible I've lied to his face done shady stuff behind his back took advantage of him when he tries to help and I feel like I've let him down so much and yet after all that he still says he loves me and hell always help me and he just wants me to succeed in school and life and I feel like its not fair that I've done all these things to him but he still does go out of his way to make sure I'm ok that I'm comfortable I'm well fed and overall just making sure I'm ok and I hate myself for it cuz I feel like I dont deserve it cuz I've been a terrible son to him but he still shows so much respect and kindness to me that it makes me feel like a burden to him and all I've wanted was to make my dad proud and have his acknowledgment and being noticed I jsut wanna do good by him and I feel like even tho I'm 18 and still in high school I feel like there's times when i feel like I'm too far gone with me and my dad that i cant do good for him and do right by him and i feel like I'm losing him more and more every day i didn't even cal him on his birthday i literally just texted him happy birthday and i hate myself for it cz i just wanna do better for him and show that I can change and be better son to him

The fact that the last persons dad was so understanding that they both needed to apologies to each other got to me cuz i would pay for my parents to be like that

the weed one has me rolling on the floor 💀 no shame lmaoo

0:53 The force is strong with the dad. He basically became Yoda.

The 'I'm proud of you' made me cry

"I don't know if i should be the one apologizing, but I'm doing it anyway."

i wish i could have this type of conversation w my mom. idk if i’ll ever hear an im sorry from her but it’s kind of comforting seeing others at least get that. i’ll keep hope