Apology Letters to Friend.
Adding Pressure During Your Studies

I’m really sorry for how I acted the other day. I know you’ve got a lot on your plate with studying, and instead of being understanding, I ended up adding more pressure and irritating you. When I pushed about the photo, I didn’t stop to think about how the situation wasn’t the right time or place, and I got frustrated when you didn’t explain things in a way I could get. That was unfair, and I said things I shouldn’t have. I realize now that I wasn’t listening or being patient, and instead of checking in calmly to see if you were okay, I let my impatience get the better of me. I’m sorry for making you feel burdened or upset when you already have so much going on. You didn’t deserve that, especially when you’ve always been there for me. I want to do better moving forward—more patience, more understanding, and less pushing when things aren’t right. If you want, I’m here to talk whenever you feel up to it, but no pressure at all. I just want you to know I care and I’m sorry for making things harder than they needed to be.