Apology Letters to Friend.
Exceeding Boundaries with an Inappropriate Compliment

I’m really sorry for what I said the other day. Telling you that you’re “more beautiful than the moon” wasn’t just over the top; it crossed a line. I realize now how that might have made you feel uncomfortable or even objectified, and that’s the last thing I wanted. You mean a lot to me, and I never intended to make my feelings come off as cheesy or insincere. I get that my words can carry weight, and I should have been more mindful of how they might affect you. Honestly, I was trying to compliment you, but I see now that it came out all wrong. It’s important to me that you feel respected and valued for who you are, not just for how you look. To make things right, I’ll be more careful with my words in the future. I want to ensure our conversations feel safe and comfortable for both of us. I really value our friendship, and I don’t want this to create any distance between us. If you want to talk about it more or share how you felt, I’m here and ready to listen. Your feelings matter to me, and I want to understand better. Thanks for being patient with me, and I hope we can move past this together.