That's an interesting way of looking at it because I see the ability to apologize as a sign of strength, respect and leadership. And when someone refuses to apo

That's an interesting way of looking at it because I see the ability to apologize as a sign of strength, respect and leadership. And when someone refuses to apologize, I usually see fear and untrustworthiness. If someone was apologizing too much, it might be annoying, but if someone isn't apologizing enough it feels dangerous to me. Maybe because of history when dictators try to use "strength" and being "right" as their defining leadership qualities, while falling short on reasoning, reconciliation and respect.