Apology Letters to Friend.
Using Hurtful Language and Disrespecting Your Feelings

I’m really sorry for the way I acted—calling you names, using language that was totally out of line, and just being disrespectful. I can see now how hurtful that must have been, and how it probably made you feel like you couldn’t just be yourself or have fun without me bringing things down. That’s the last thing I ever wanted. I take full responsibility for not being thoughtful or considerate of your feelings. I wasn’t fair to you, and I’m sorry for not letting you be a kid and enjoy yourself without me overstepping. You deserve to be treated with respect and kindness, especially by someone who cares about you. I’m going to work on catching myself before I say things that are hurtful and make sure I’m more aware of how my words affect you. If you’re open to it, I’d really like to talk about how I can make this right and rebuild the trust I damaged. But I also understand if you need some space or time. Thanks for hearing me out. I hope we can find a way forward when you’re ready.