Apology Letters to Friend.
Saying Something Hurtful in Anger

I need to start by saying how deeply sorry I am for what I said. Telling you to kill yourself was completely out of line and inexcusable. I can only imagine how hurtful and damaging those words must have been, and I regret causing you pain in any way. I want you to know that I fully understand the impact of my actions. It wasn't just a careless comment; it was harmful and thoughtless. I can't believe I made you feel that way, and I am truly sorry for not being the supportive friend you deserve. You mean a lot to me, and it hurts to know that I contributed to any feelings of hopelessness you might have experienced. I take full responsibility for my actions and want to assure you that I'm committed to learning from this. I’ve been reflecting on my behavior and will actively work on how I speak to and support my friends in the future. If you're open to it, I’d love to talk about how I can be a better friend to you moving forward. Please take all the time you need; I understand if you need space right now. I genuinely hope we can work through this together, but if you’re not ready, I completely respect that too. Your well-being is what matters most to me, and I want to support you in any way I can.