FaigeHarrison
FaigeHarrison 19 Mar 12

What are the best kinds of "I'm sorry" presents you can get? [16]

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  1. Jesse Mahoney
    thewhitelatino 19 Mar 12

    Sex.

  2. Reed
    ColdReading 19 Mar 12

    Time.

  3. Honeytrap
    ISpyThighHighs 19 Mar 12

    Of course, that depends on who you're giving it to and what you need to apologise for. Generic apology presents are the worst... like, "hey, I'm sorry about this thing. I'm also sorry I have not concept of you as a unique person and just went with flowers because they had a "sorry" card stapled to them!".

    Pretty much anybody can do better than that!

  4. Mazzo Grave
    MazzoGrave 19 Mar 12

    Ammo is nice.

  5. John Craine
    JohnCraine 21 Mar 12

    If it's someone you care for a lot, a long walk with them, and just talking to them about the cause of the problem, how it made you feel, and what you want to do to change it. No real destination is needed just the walk.

  6. Emeric Martin
    Solypsos 19 Mar 12

    One comes immediately to mind but may not be appropriate to post.

  7. KattyKlepto
    KattyKlepto 19 Mar 12

    The shiniest ones that might not be worth a lot to other people but mean a lot to the person you're giving them too.

    ((This is a rare instance when Katty reflects my real life preferences. Anyone can buy someone roses to say sorry, but when someone understands another person enough to get them their favourite colour in a polished stone? So good.))

  8. COSMO DOG!
    CosmoDog 21 Mar 12

    I ... presents!?

    This is a weird question!

  9. Lachlann 'Lock' Piers
    Cearmaid 19 Mar 12

    I don't know. I don't tend to buy presents because I'm sorry. I buy presents because I'm happy. When I'm sorry I hate the idea of throwing money at things because I have so much, any expenditure seems worthless. I try to give of my hands, of my sweat, of my blood.

    I bought an ironworks in Sharkhead and pushed its economy into overdrive as an apology for being lucky enough to get rich, though. That's not quite the same thing though.

  10. Ryker Baptiste
    SnaredJr 19 Mar 12

    I'm fond of handcrafts. I make meals when I can, but the people who like etoile food are not exactly widespread, even if I get to live like a king these days.

  11. Erin Rowe ♥
    MsRepresntation 19 Mar 12

    A sincere apology with actions to make up for the folly are better than any material gift. Just throwing a trinket at someone and saying sorry doesn't make you feel better about them, nor does it make you think they won't do it again.

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  13. Jill Williamson
    jillwilliamson 20 Mar 12

    Ones that actually mean sorry rather than just 'I'm trying to buy my way out of this'.

    Doesn't matter if there even is a gift.

  14. Vincent Granby
    Stheras 20 Mar 12

    Something very specific to the person or if not that then food.

  15. Sander Wilson
    SanderWilson 20 Mar 12

    Material things cheapen apologies.

  16. Dark Nereid
    DarkNereid 19 Mar 12

    Hmm...usually something meaningful, I think. Something that shows that they aren't just saying sorry for the sake of it, that they really do mean it. Personally, a good book's almost always a good choice, something she really does think I'd like.

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