Apology Letters to Friend.
Speaking Rudely to You

I’m really sorry for the way I spoke to you earlier. I know my tone was harsh and rude, and that’s not how I want to treat you—or anyone, really. I can only imagine how hurt or upset that made you feel, and I hate that I caused that. There’s no excuse for speaking to you like that. I take full responsibility for losing my temper and letting frustration get the better of me. You didn’t deserve to be on the receiving end of that, especially from me. I want you to know I’m reflecting on why I reacted that way, and I’m committed to being more mindful of how I express myself, even when I’m stressed or upset. If you’re open to it, I’d like to talk about what happened when you’re ready. I want to hear how it affected you and figure out how I can do better moving forward. Your feelings matter a lot to me, and I want to make sure I’m showing that in how I treat you every day. Take all the time you need—I’m here when you want to talk.