- It solves fights and disagreements quickly
- It shows your spouse that you care for his/her feelings
- It concludes issues in your marriage and gives closure
- It teaches your spouse to tell you sorry when he/she offends you
- It teaches your children how to take responsibility for their wrongs as they learn from you
- It pleases God because apologizing is a form of repentance
- It holds you to your word and makes you accountable to your spouse to be better
- It is a practice that once you embrace to apologize to your spouse you will also find it easy to apologize to others when you wrong them making you a better person
- It makes you more loveable
- It enhances intimacy. Some couples are struggling sexually because “I am sorry” has never been said
