Constantly saying “I’m sorry” can appear caring and considerate, but when apologies become automatic, they may point to anxiety, people-pleasing, poor boundaries, conflict avoidance or deeper relationship patterns. This article explores why excessive apologising can become a red flag, what may be driving it, and how to distinguish genuine remorse from an apology cycle that prevents accountability, growth and healthier communication.
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