Apology Letters to Friend.
Ignoring Your Messages Without Explanation

I’m really sorry for disappearing on you lately. I know I’ve been distant, and it’s not fair to you. You didn’t deserve to be left in the dark, wondering what was going on. I want you to know that it wasn’t about you; I’ve just been overwhelmed and didn’t handle it well. Instead of reaching out to talk, I shut down and pulled away, which isn’t how friends should treat each other. I realize now how my silence must have hurt you, and I deeply regret causing you confusion and worry. You mean a lot to me, and the last thing I wanted was to push you away or make you feel unimportant. That’s the opposite of what our friendship stands for. I want to make things right. I’m committed to being more open about what I’m going through. I also want to check in with you regularly, just to keep the lines of communication open. Your friendship is too important to take for granted, and I don’t want to let my struggles get in the way of our connection. If you need some time to process this, I completely understand. Just know that I’m here whenever you’re ready to talk. I truly value our friendship and hope to rebuild the trust that’s been shaken. Thank you for your understanding.