Apology Letters to Friend.
Ignoring Your Messages and Making You Sulk

I'm really sorry I ignored your messages for a day and a half. I know you were missing me and that I made you sulk, and I feel awful about that. I take full responsibility — I was lazy and didn’t make the effort to reply. That was thoughtless toward you. You reach out because you care and want connection, and I let you feel ignored. That wasn’t fair. I understand how that landed: it probably made you feel unimportant, brushed off, or unsure if I actually value our friendship. I want you to know I get that, and I’m sorry for causing those feelings. To make this right, I’ll do better. From now on I’ll try to reply sooner — even a quick “can’t chat now, will text later” if I’m not up for a full conversation. I’ll set a reminder if I catch myself zoning out, and if I need some space I’ll say so instead of going quiet. If I slip up again, call me out — I want to be accountable. If you want, I’d love to make it up with a proper catch-up (coffee, walk, or a call) — your pick. No pressure, take the time you need. When you’re ready, tell me how you feel about this — I want to listen and fix it.