Well, at least you've owned up to your behavior. You're not entitled to her forgiveness just because you see the error of your ways, but neither should your value be based entirely on the opinion of others. If you're truly sorry, you won't make this miscalculation again and maybe down the road she might see that you've taken this to heart and might be willing to rekindle your 'friendship' - or maybe not, but at least you'll know not to make the same mistake twice.
Any academics out there? Need advice
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28yoF doc, thinking of a change in career, need advice.
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@drbecz It is important to be honest with yourself and assess how comfortable you are with risk and whether you are really able to stomach thinking differently. If you need the change in order to become the person you want to be, you should encourage yourself to learn how to deal with uncertainty because it is liberating.
Stay challenged and happy!
