Dr. Pamela Kreiser

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938 appearances 3 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2026 last heard 11 Aug

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Asking For A Friend with TalkDoc · #144: How to Spot a Fake Apology (and Give a Real One) · 28 Jul 2026 podcast

Yeah.

And examine the macro structure.

Do I crash your boat every week?

And say, sorry.

I mean that theoretically, but you want to think about, am I in a repeating pattern that is becoming vacant?

Well, the abusive one's interesting because I, and I touched on that a little bit ago.

And that is if you go to a more extreme case of someone who's abusive and they get angry, maybe aggressive, maybe even violent, and then just go, sorry, or even maybe have a good apology that has component ingredients, right?

Component parts.

But if that gets repeated, that's a dangerous pattern.

Yeah.

But I think the other question too, that we could throw in here is, so let's say that's happening inside, like with the shoes, not the whole episodes on the shoes.

Well, I think if you had, let's say you had the pattern where you left him out, sorry, left him out, sorry.

And you just kept doing these empty apologies.

You can, in your conversations, in your marital conversations, say, so we keep doing this thing and it's not getting solved.

It's just on repeat.

And I think we can do that inside of any relationship, whatever the repeating pattern is.

and say, somehow we're not getting resolution.

So is it in any of the three component parts?

Is it that I'm not accepting responsibility for my shoes?

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