interesting concept, but i agree with the theology professor: “You might get something off your chest, but how really honest is that to the person you’re trying to apologize to?”
Hot line offers ’sorry’ service
By Samantha Gross
ASSOCIATED PRESS
NEW YORK - The apologies come in mostly late at night, when people are alone with their thoughts.
����”I’m sorry that I turned my back on true love,” says one man. “I’m sorry for having an affair with a married man,” a woman says.�
����Others apologize for embezzlement or for lying.
����One sad voice says, “I’m sorry I was ever born.”
����These are the callers to the apology hot line, a college student’s effort to offer solace to troubled souls unable or unwilling to unburden their conscience in person.
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