A foul-mouthed man reportedly cut off his own tongue for forgiveness after his wife leaves.

Asking for forgiveness is part of marriage but is it possible to go too far?

A 32-year-old Indian man, who worked as a television mechanic was devastated after his wife left.

She reportedly couldn’t take his verbal abuse, negativity and insults aimed at her any longer.

But, then he made a desperate attempt to get her back.

He wrote a note to her, claiming it was his tongue that was responsible for verbal abuse and slided it off. The man was admitted to a hospital following his self-inflicted injury. He purportedly asked his wife for forgiveness in the letter.

Earlier this year, another man went a little overboard trying to get his lover back. An unnamed and lovesick driver parked a Volkswagen Crafter at a busy circular intersection in England.
The van had a loving, apologetic and slightly embarrassing message, posted in orange letters across the side for all passerby's to see. Key phrases include "Linda, I'm sorry. I'm a fool and an idiot sometimes. Please come home and put this right. I want to grow old with you. WILL YOU MARRY ME?"
Are you creative when it comes to asking for forgiveness?