How to Apologize for Your Opinions

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jethroe498

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So basically, last year I was arguing with one of my friends about the topic of feminism. Now, I don't want this to be the 9 millionth topic on the website about that, so I'll leave out the details of the argument.

Suffice to say, I didn't agree with a lot about feminism at the time, and I said some things that people took as offensive towards women. Since then I've changed my mind about a lot of things and looking back I should have been a bit more tempered and done some more research.

Any who, three of my friends and my then girlfriend had overheard me arguing and heard a few things I said and got incredibly offended by them. They didn't even ask me to clarify my statements or explain anything, I was simply deemed a misogynist for having the opinion that feminism isn't the best solution to the issue (and even since then I've become more accepting of it).

I talked to them about it later and things seemed to cool off but one girl who I was really good friends with absolutely hates me now even though she acted like she was on my side. Is there anything I can do to fix this at all?

This is a few months old but how do I prove that I didn't mean those things and that my viewpoint's changed?
 

Smooth Operator

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Well that is pretty straight forward, you talk to them. Email, phone, twitter, facebook, armbook, assbook, legbook,... whatever kids use these days. Contact the person and try to clear things up.

Obviously doesn't mean anything will come of it but there is no other magical solution then talking it out.