What is non apology-apology ?
is a statement that has the form of an apology but does not express the expected contrition. An example of a non-apology apology would be saying "I'm sorry that you feel that way" to someone who has been offended by a statement. It is common in public relations and public . A proper apology include: admission of fault , recognition of why the fault caused harm and plan of action to prevent future harm . The purpose of an apology is to put listener at ease regarding the truth worthiness .
People nowadays take apology for granted and they are saying it for the sake of politeness which actually don’t show any remorse. People are self-centered and apologize to the victim maybe not something that they will do . So I figure out a way to solve this social issue . I want people to treat apology as important as money . So , I got inspired by the real cheque book , notes , coupon and I create something pretty similar to a cheque book which people can issue a ‘ Cheque ‘ which indicated their truly apology to the victim and what they can do to make it up for them . I want to create a bank which people can deposit in their apology credits in exchange of movie tickets, a meal or money etc.
Besides , I also create a coupon which they can customize their own face on it with the caption “ punch me and forgive me ‘’ and to issue to victim to seek for forgiveness . The coupon can be in exchange for movie tickets or a meal etc.

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People are self centered and take apology for granted . Somewhere along the way of evolution, the words “I’m sorry” picked up a couple of permanent connotation hitchhikers: assumption of guilt and admittance of wrongdoing. So when you say the words to someone, there is an implication that you are in some way responsible for the situation.

VIsual Apology
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