Apology Letters to Friend.
Causing Your Frustration and Hurt Feelings

I’m really sorry for what I said and how I acted—it was thoughtless, and I can see now how much it upset you. I never meant to push you to that point or make you feel so frustrated and alone that you’d do something like that. Looking back, I realize I crossed a line and didn’t consider how my words might hit you, especially about something so personal. You’re my friend, and it hurts me to think I contributed to you feeling that way. I take full responsibility for messing up and not being more sensitive. I want you to know I’m committed to being better—listening more, thinking before I speak, and making sure I don’t put you in that position again. If you want to talk about it, I’m here. No pressure, though—I understand if you need time. Just know I value our friendship, and I’m sorry for causing you pain. Whenever you’re ready, I’d like to make things right.