64. Thank you for the non-apology, you liar! 65. I will accept your apology if you kiss me. 66. Apology not accepted! 67. I don’t receive apologies from those lower than me. 68. Apology denied! 69. Who are you again? 70. Don’t tell me you’re sorry w

If it wasn’t given honestly, there was no apology, thus nothing to accept. I’m not in favor of flip phrases like, “Oh forget it,” “You don’t have to apologize,” “It was nothing ...

Before you accept the apology, you may want to consider the context around the apology and how well you know the person. For example: [8] X Research source If the person apologizing is a close friend or family member who already has a history of bad behav