Christmas really is a time for forgiveness

It would seem that the Christmas spirit is still alive and well despite the general consensus that the festive season has become commercialised and lost it’s true meaning. Website iwishidsaid.com has seen a dramatic increase in members saying sorry and thank you over the holiday period in comparison to the rest of the year.

The site, which allows people to say anything they ever wish they had said, but never did, has had a fifty percent increase in messages of regret and thanks in comparison to usual.

Company spokesman Andrew Holmes explains: “During the past year the most common type of entry people have made are those of anger and getting issues off their chests to ex-lovers, colleagues and bosses. Since the beginning of December we have noticed a dramatic increase in people saying thank-you or sorry and the majority of entries made on the site over the Christmas period have generally been warm-hearted.”

The free site attracts all types of entries from confessions to things people wished they had said to friends and relations, it also allows those who log onto the site to find out what people wished they has said to them.

“It’s nice to see a number of positive entries being made as people reflect on the year and look ahead to the next” Says Andrew. “ We hope that the site has healed a few rifts and brought some people closer together this Christmas”.

Andrew Holmes
Squirl Limited
2 Craigside
Galsworthy Road
Kingston Upon Thames
KT2 7BP
07999 590657

Squirl Limited creates interactive innovative platforms for various media. iwishidsaid.com is the company's first free website allowing users to say everything they ever wish they had said but never did, and to discover what others have said about them.

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