I'd give them a chance, but I'd watch what they do ,because that's the sincere apology.

I will listen to an apology for sure, depending on how sincere I will forgive but probably not forget.

It depends. If it seems truly sincere, I will accept it and move on.

I'd move on but nonetheless the apology is definitely appreciated! Sometimes it's just nice to know that the person actually cares that they've harmed you or done you wrong in some way. I wouldn't forget that they did it and it certainly isn't a guarantee that I will continue to interact with them but it's so nice to see genuine remorse and accountability for harm done

You can forgive but never forget.

A sincere apology means everything.
Even if you can't move past what has been done, an apology is appreciated.

That is a hard one as I'm always for forgiveness but after a few times it's best to move on...

Far. Everyone makes mistakes.

For the most part I ‘will be able to accept it. If I feel it’s sincere….thats the problem right there

It drops soon as is spoken.

A sincere apology down the road is always welcome, but more so for their closure instead of mine. I never need apologies. I’ve been given too many over the course of my life just for the behaviors tied to those apologies to continue to be shown, so sadly they mean very little to me. But if someone needs to say it for their own peace of mind, then I just play along so they can move forward…since I already have at that point.

i move on

Depends on the cause and more importantly, the effects.

If it were caused by being thoughtless that's one thing.
If it were said/done maliciously. Game over I'm afraid.

Depends on the nature of the incident. I tend to forgive and move on for general things.

Some things are serious enough that there won't be a second chance.

Far. But then some people always want it be forgotten. That's the way to never apologize.

It goes a long way with me.
I try not to be prosecutor, judge and jury on people.

An apology without change is abuse

It depends on the transgression, but generally, apologies are bullshit.