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“Sorry.” A tiny word that’s supposed to heal cuts, close gaps, and reset relationships. But lately, it feels like the word “sorry” has lost its meaning. Instead of being a bridge between people, it’s become a script, something to appeal to an audience, and not the person you hurt. Image From: ISTOCKPHOTO Think about celebrity apologies. They live in the Notes app, typed out in bland fonts, full of “if I offended anyone” or “I didn’t intend to cause harm.” It’s PR damage contr

We were raised to root for the heroine, the girl who is good, selfless, and always willing to put others before herself. She is graceful,...