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  My Experience Sharing: Learning to Apologize and Easily Resolve Awkward Situations Apologizing is a widely recognized social behavior that can help mend broken relationships, resolve conflicts, and even salvage important friendships or love. However, sometimes we find that apologizing isn't as simple as we'd like it to be. Why do some people feel confused and uncomfortable when faced with their mistakes, reluctant to utter those seemingly simple two words: "I'm sorry"? This article will explore the reasons behind this issue and provide some thoughts and solutions. First, the Impact of Self-Esteem:  People often concern themselves with how others perceive them, especially when facing criticism or blame. Apologizing means acknowledging our mistakes or faults, which can be a challenge for those who highly value their self-esteem. They fear being seen as failures or weak, so they choose to evade or deny their errors. Continue reading on Medium  💓

  1. I have a deep fascination with aerospace-grade titanium alloy. I admire its unique luster and texture. Reflecting on the titanium alloy ring I gifted to my first girlfriend when I was a high school junior, it feels like a journey down memory lane, hehe. 2. Upgrading the camera and optical lenses has always been my goal. As a photography enthusiast, I always yearn for software and hardware updates, which is why I’ve been upgrading my phone every year since iPhone 12. I find that upgrading the phone is not only cost-effective but also significantly enhances the user experience. 3. Being able to adjust the focus after taking portrait photos is very useful to me. Although this is not a new feature, I remember that the earliest phone to implement this feature might have been the Nokia 9 PureView, which used Light Camera and PureView technology. However, Nokia’s processing speed was quite slow, while Apple seems to be able to accomplish this task in almost real-time. Continue readin...