Apology Letters to Friend.
Expressing Gratitude and Proposing Marriage

I need to start by saying I’m truly sorry for not expressing how deeply I feel about you sooner. I’ve taken our friendship for granted, and it was wrong of me to hold back my feelings when you deserve honesty and openness from me. I realize now how my silence may have left you feeling confused, or even unappreciated, and that’s the last thing I ever wanted. You are such a significant part of my life, and I can’t help but thank God for bringing you into it. I should have let you know how much you mean to me earlier, rather than letting my own fears hold me back. I understand if you feel hurt or uncertain about where we stand now, and I’m genuinely remorseful for causing you any discomfort. Moving forward, I want to be better. I want to be the friend who supports you, communicates openly, and shares my heart without hesitation. If you’re willing, I’d love the chance to discuss this further, to hear your thoughts, and to understand how I can rebuild any trust I’ve damaged. I respect your space if you need time, but I hope we can navigate this together, as I value our friendship immensely.