Apology Letters to Friend.
Hurting a Friend in Anger

I am truly sorry for the hurtful words I said in anger. I can’t express how much I regret that moment, and I realize now just how deeply my words affected you. Hearing that you feel done with our friendship breaks my heart because you mean so much to me. I fully own the fact that I let my emotions take control, and I know that’s not an excuse for what I said. I can only imagine how my words made you feel—disrespected, unvalued, or even betrayed. You’ve always been a supportive friend, and I’m devastated that I put a crack in our bond. I’m committed to doing better. I’m taking time to reflect on how to manage my emotions more constructively, especially in moments of conflict. I want to be a friend you can rely on, not someone who causes you pain. If you’re open to it, I’d love the chance to talk things over whenever you feel ready. I understand if you need space right now, but I hope we can find a way to heal together. Thank you for reading this, and again, I’m really sorry for my actions. I hope we can work through this, but I respect whatever you decide.