Dad Apologizes For Being A Bully Decades Later

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mattstaff
Dec 7, 2019 1:00 AM EST

What we have here is a fine and brief example of how people can manage to restore our faith in humanity, without doing too much at all. In this case, a simple text carries a whole lot of weight, and likely meant the world to the recipient. 

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    Text - MAY 5, 1:03 AM Hey Chad, I was recently talking with my 10 year old daughter about bullies. She asked me if I ever bullied anyone and sadly I had to say "yes". What came to mind is how s mean I was to you when we were in Jr. High. I want to apologize. If we y and lived in the same state I would apologize to your face. I don't even know if you remember, but I do and I am sorry. MAY 6, 2:59 PM
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    Text - MAY 6, 2:59 PM Louie, I'm quite moved by this. Thank you and accept your apology. In 20 years you are the only person to apologize for being a bully to me when we were younger. I hope you can proudly tell your daughter that you have also apologized for it, and that we are good. It's amazing what 20 years and children can do to us, no? Thank you again, and I hope you stand up to bullying anytime you see it.Have a great day! ChadMichael
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    Text - MAY 6, 3:32 PM Thank you. Your forgiveness means more than you know and I hope I am kit the last to ask forgiveness from you. Cheers!
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    And the faith in humanity continues to be restored.

    Text - Text - tooomanystevesg otbanned 1 Reply T This happened to me too! Just last week, a guy I knew in Year 8/9 (Aussie system) in 96/97, contacted me to apologise.
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