I find it remains one of the English language's worst shortcomings that "I empathize with you" and "I did something wrong and wish to apologize" both take the form of "I'm sorry".
@BatElite
It's not hard to figure out. "I'm sorry" means "I am feeling sorrow."
If you don't feel sorrow, you aren't sorry.
@BatElite And apology means a justification in defence:
https://www.etymonline.com/word/apology
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@BatElite
It's not hard to figure out. "I'm sorry" means "I am feeling sorrow."
If you don't feel sorrow, you aren't sorry.