The question is obvious enough. The answers will be difficult.
As we are with expectation a group of learned individuals, it should be easy enough to dispassionately address the question. So, with more detail, why is it that any individual should accept an apology? In what way is the person to which an apology is directed concomitantly obligated to accept an apology? This is to say, why should the recipient of an apology, accept same, given that such receipt amounts to an opportunity for the offending (apologizing) party to again offend, by imposition of obligation on the part of the offended party to accept the apology?
It depends and vary from person to person, and situation to situation; some will never find themselves ready to apologize (verbally) for anything, reasons can be personal inclination, and preferences. Many things depend on Recipient of apologies, might be recipient is somewhat difficult person and one can't find courage to say words of apology due to expected unfavorable response. In essence, by saying apologies, we tend to reduce inside burden from ourselves, but things are not always, simple and straight forward, they can take different course.
You are addressing a different question: how should an apology be presented? My question is, put more bluntly, why should I accept your apology? In what way am I obligated?
If the apology present is real, I agree. But you inmediatly should look for an answer in a future
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