Apology Letters to Friend.
Expressing Jealousy and Hurting a Friend

I’m really sorry for how I handled things the other day. My jealousy got the best of me, and I said some hurtful things that I deeply regret. I can only imagine how my words affected you, and it pains me to think that I made you feel uncomfortable or disrespected, especially when all you were doing was being yourself and talking to other people. It was wrong of me to let my insecurities spill over into our friendship. You deserve better than that, and I can see how my actions pushed you away—asking you to block me was a reaction borne out of my own fears, not a reflection of how I truly feel about you or our friendship. I want to take full responsibility for my behavior. I’m committed to working on my jealousy and understanding why I reacted that way instead of just accepting the situation. I know I need to communicate better about my feelings rather than letting them fester and come out sideways. I hope you can find it in your heart to forgive me, but I completely understand if you need time. I value our friendship a lot, and I’d love the chance to talk whenever you’re ready. I promise to be more mindful and supportive moving forward, no matter what that looks like.