Apology Letters to Friend.
Crossing the Line with a Compliment

I want to start by saying I’m really sorry for what I said the other day. Telling you that you’re “more beautiful than the moon” was meant to be a compliment, but I realize now it crossed a line and may have made you uncomfortable. That was never my intention. I understand that sometimes compliments can come off too strong, and I can see how my words might have felt overwhelming or even inappropriate. I genuinely care about our friendship, and the last thing I want is for you to feel weird or uneasy around me because of something I said in the moment. I take full responsibility for not thinking through my words before I said them. I should have been more mindful of how that could come across, and I promise to be more careful in the future. Our friendship means a lot to me, and I really value how we communicate with each other. If you want to talk about it or if you need some time, I totally understand. I’m here whenever you’re ready, and I hope we can move past this together. Thanks for being such a great friend, and again, I’m really sorry for any discomfort I caused.