Personally, I'm a believer that an apology has to be sincere, coming from the heart. Otherwise it's meaningless. As a pregnant woman, my job would be to educate, teach and guide my baby boy. I don't like the idea of raising a liar that's forced to issue a forced, fake apology. It means no lesson has been learned other than just being embarrassed and only being sorry you got caught.
What do you think of this father that made his son apologize for bullying, even though the teen doesn't mean anything he's reading in the letter? He doesn't even make eye contact with the girl he bullied, nothing is coming from the heart, he just wants to finish this and he honestly didn't buy the gift. Plus if an apology has to be written and read word for word (forced) instead of saying it in person, what's the use of it?
Honestly, I'd rather get no apology than a forced, fake one.
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