𝑬𝒈𝒐 & 𝑪𝒍𝒐𝒔𝒖𝒓𝒆..

Hello Music Lovers..

Music is powerful in that it has the ability to touch the deepest part of our souls, even in schools, our teachers used music to help us retain basic knowledge and I still remember most of the rhymes my teacher taught me while I was in elementary class.

Some are to teach morals, others are to for basic knowledge like the months of the year, days of the weeks and the likes but there is one I can never forget which is the "magic word song. "

"There are five magic words, there are five magic, there are five magic words that I know.. Please.. Excuse me, sorry, thank you and the last one I love you,"

Something happened recently in my hood which brought this song to mind again, it happened between a father and son, they were at loggerheads which drew the attention of strangers into their home.

The son angrily left the house after the whole drama, the dad on the other hand felt bad about the way the whole thing went but his problem now is, "I'm his dad and I'm older, so he should reach out to me first," And that's the point where they are at right now.

I wouldn't want to go into details about what happened although the dad narrated, but from the look of things the dad over reacted in a way.

Well, let's talk about apology and how hard it can be for some people.

Some people associate apology to age, and social status, I mean does it matter who is older? I feel that if you've done wrong, it requires humility to apologize. I know of course it can be very hard for someone who is older to apologize, however it sets good example to others.

I saw a meme recently and that got me laughing, they said it's usually very hard for a woman to apologize, she would rather die then apologize to her lover, well that isn't so true hehe.

It all begin from your background, if one is being trained to apologize for their misbehaviour, it becomes a part of them and much more easier to practice as they grow older.

We really need to take responsibility for our actions and keep sentiment aside, gender has gotten nothing to do with this.

It's also pathetic to see how some people have even come up with quotes to support and justify their actions and it really amazes me how some people values their ego more than a relationship they've nurtured for years, I mean what would it take you to accept you're wrong and just say "i'm sorry?"