Apology Letters to Friend.
Being Rude During Our Conversation

I'm really sorry for being rude to you the other day — I shouldn't have snapped and talked over you. I know I cut you off and made a joke that landed like a wet blanket, and that you felt dismissed and annoyed. I own that completely. I wasn't being fair to you. Instead of listening, I let my tone do the talking and hurt a friend who didn't deserve it. You count on me to be someone who respects your opinions and makes you feel heard, and I broke that. That matters to me, and I'm genuinely sorry for making you feel small and irritated. I want to make this right. First, I promise to pause and actually listen next time — no interruptions, no sarcastic comebacks. I'm going to practice catching myself when I get snippy (count to five, take a breath, or step outside for a minute) so I don't unload on you. If you want, I'll buy the next coffee and we can talk it through on your terms — I want to hear exactly what I did and how it felt for you. I care about our friendship and about being someone you can rely on. Take whatever time you need; when you're ready to talk, I'm here and I will listen without defending myself. And yes, I will try to be less of a human pinball and more of a decent conversational partner.