Apology Letters to Friend.
Keeping Distance and Losing Temper

I’m really sorry for not reaching out over the past few days. I know I’ve been distant, and that probably hurt you. The truth is, I was trying to create some space because I didn’t want our friendship to get too intense, but I realize now that my behavior pushed you away instead. I’ve been feeling a lot of anger lately, and I took it out on the people closest to me, including you. It wasn’t fair, and I regret letting my frustration spill over. You deserve better than that. I can only imagine how confusing and troubling it must have been for you to see me like that, especially if I seemed angry or unapproachable. I’m taking this seriously and am committed to working on managing my emotions better. I don't want to let my feelings dictate how I treat my friends. Moving forward, I want to be more open and communicate better instead of retreating. I value our friendship a lot, and I hope we can talk and clear the air when you’re ready. I understand if you need some time, but I’m here and willing to listen whenever you feel comfortable. Thank you for being understanding, and again, I’m really sorry for my actions.