All of us, no matter how old we are, or how much experience we have amassed in life, when it comes to apologies, everyone has a hard time. If we are in the wrong, we feel trapped and bound, we wish we could undo the hurt, and go back to how things were earlier. But it doesn't get any easier for the person who was wronged either. It is equally difficult to accept someone's apology and move on, as once the bond of trust breaks, it takes a long time to heal but is never the same again. But if the relationship means a lot, you will make an effort to hear the other person out, irrespective of who was at fault. Only through discussion can any issue be resolved amicably, so that the whole process of apologizing and the acceptance of that apology becomes easier for everyone involved. In this world, that is hostile and filled with cut-throat competition, one must have a group of people by their side, to help you navigate through the labyrinth that is human interaction and emotions, in order to have not only a successful, but also a fulfilling and enriched life. So, if you are debating whether to accept your fault and apologize, or if you have been apologized to but haven't accepted it, here are some quotes that will hopefully help you in making the right call. These quotes may inspire you to let go of your ego and apologize for a better and brighter tomorrow. Dr Phil says that when we forgive people, we are setting not them but ourselves free. I would like to end this article with my favorite quote taken from the Holy Bible (Colossians 3:13),