A man struggles to apologize for accusing his wife, blaming her instead. A coach walks him through it, getting him to say his insecurities, not her actions, drove the accusations. He ends by affirming his love.
What are you sorry about exactly? I'm sorry that she's, you know, that I always thought that she was slipping around on me, so.
Yeah. I want you to repeat after me to your wife. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. My insecurities. My insecurities. Allowed me. Allowed me. To accuse you. To accuse you.
I love you. I love you.
Because what happened in your relationship is a you problem. And I think sometimes we have to acknowledge that when we give our sorries, that this was my issue and I put my issue on you consistently. You got a good one who stayed with you through years of being told that she was actually less of the woman that she actually is. I can see the emotion, I can see the vulnerability in your eyes and I know you love your wife. I know that you're sorry for how things have went down and I just hope that you continue to work on that so that it doesn't cause more issues in the future.