I just kicked my seven year old cousin out of the living room because I felt annoyed that he was fol

It is easy for people to lose control when they have emotions, and they will also be angry in order to maintain their boundaries from being invaded, this is a normal reaction, when the emotions are over, you feel that your behavior is a little out of control and inappropriate after being controlled by emotions, and you want to apologize for hurting others for your actions, in fact, this is for your own introverted guilt, and you are responsible for your own actions, as for whether the other party can forgive, or whether you will be punished, that is another thing.

These are two things, I think the person who is true, sincere, and responsible for himself is the cutest, if you are the child's sister and face the younger brother being beaten, what kind of behavior is easier for you to accept and forgive! If you are the cousin who was beaten, it is easier for you to understand and forgive your cousin's words and deeds!

Hello, it's happened, I regret it when I know it's wrong, it's normal, wait until I have time to be alone with my cousin, apologize to him, coax him, it's okay, I hope to do it in the future, think about it in advance, don't wait to regret it, it's too late, some regrets can be recovered, and often some things are done wrong and regrets can't be recovered, then it's a pity.

Why are you beating a seven-year-old kid, making people cry. Haha, bravely go out, saying that I hit him just now, I'm sorry.

The lights are not picked up, and the words are not clear.

He should explain it to his sister immediately.

A small misunderstanding can turn into a big misunderstanding, so don't put it off.

It's okay, taking the initiative to apologize shows that you have quality.