I don't know...if I know I hurt someone's feelings or did something to make someone feel bad I try to correct it.

This was the hardest thing to do in my life.  It was terrible; she never really forgave me for what I did.  It was terrifying because she was going to rub it in my face and she had every right.  I just had to sit there and take it.

AS some have already said, It's harder for me to forgive someone, than to ask for forgiveness

Can be very difficult to do. This is a tough one, but necessary if you want to mend a relationship or at the very least ease your guilt. A relationship may still be damaged but at least you've done all you can do to fix it. Saying your sorry is only the beginning, after you've done that you must change yourself. A changed person is the best way to prove you meant you were sorry.

It depends on what it is. If it is God, since God is very comforting, I find this easy to do. But if I am asking a human for forgiveness, this can be very hard to do. It is not only the pride element, it is the fact that the other person might not forgive you or might rub it in your face and make you feel worse.

i dont recall ever needing to do this. must be hard.

This is a two steps process: 1) Realizing that you've made a mistake; and 2) Asking for forgiveness. Both are difficult especially when emotions get in the way (pride, arrogance, self defense), but to ask for forgiveness is rewarding and compensates for the efforts needed to do it.

This is very difficult, but it shouldn't be. Pride does get in the way. When I find myself saying, Gee, I wish I hadn't done/said/forgotten that, I know that an apology is owed to someone. I find that it becomes geometrically more difficult if I procrastinate then.

It is easier to ask for forgiveness than to ask for permission.

It's harder for me to forgive then to ask for forgiveness. I try to do what Jesus does.

Yes, it's tough, and it's hard to admit you're wrong, but it is better in the long run, if you actually want to continue the relationship.