Summarize the following:
Hurting someone the same way twice is a sure way to completely erode the person's trust. If you want to preserve the friendship, make sure you never intentionally hurt the person again. Do your best to be a dependable, considerate friend. It's impossible to be perfect, but you can try your best to be trustworthy. to move on. Whatever the outcome of your attempts to make amends, it is important not to wallow in self-pity, or to seek to attach blame to the other person. Even if you couldn't set things right, at least you did your very best. Focus on what's ahead for both of you and don't keep reliving whatever happened. Even if you don't make up with the other person because they have made a decision that things are completely broken between you, make a decision to never hurt another person in this way again. Use your experience from your mistake to have compassion for others who make the same mistake. Not only do you understand them better now, but it's possible you'll have enough experience to help them work through to reach a positive outcome, without condemning them. Self-forgiveness (which is at the heart of making amends) enables you to live in the present rather than the past, so even if things don't work out, be grateful for this gift. By forgiving yourself, you will heal.
Don't repeat the mistake. Resolve Learn from what happened.