I have come to realize that one of the hardest words for some people in a relationship to say is “Am Sorry”. No one is perfect and apologies are a powerful part of any relationship.
Love is a big thing and saying “I’m sorry” shows the other person that you acknowledge your mistake and value the relationship enough to make amends, which can reduce feelings of resentment, open the door for honest communication, and promote forgiveness.
Saying “sorry” is not a big deal. It’s a hole refilled. A debt repaid. “Sorry” is the wake of misdeed. It’s the crippling ripple of consequence.
Over time, consistent apologies and efforts to improve can rebuild emotional bonds and strengthen the relationship, making it more resilient to future conflicts.
It also shows that the other person you are apologizing to is important which will also foster healing, restore trust, and demonstrate genuine remorse.
Every relationship has its highs and lows. The most important thing is to fix your mistakes and learn to say sorry. It’s also necessary that you accept your partner’s heartfelt apology.
Not apologizing keeps you trapped and causes a lot of other issues.
Live with Purpose, Love with Passion. Remember to be happy
One 
Rose Ajieh