Apology Letters to Friend.
Overburdening You with My Drinking Problems

I want to start by saying I’m truly sorry for my behavior lately. My drinking got out of hand, and I leaned on you in ways that were unfair and selfish. I realize now that I put a lot of weight on your shoulders — more than any friend should have to bear. Instead of being there for you, I manipulated situations to make things easier for me, disregarding how it affected you. I see now that I didn’t consider your feelings or the strain I was putting on our friendship. I can only imagine how frustrating and hurtful it must have been for you to feel like you had to carry my burdens. I truly regret the hurt I caused you and the trust I jeopardized. I’m committed to making this right. I’m seeking help to address my drinking and to ensure it doesn’t impact my friendships again. I want to work on being a better friend, someone you can rely on instead of the other way around. I understand if you need time to process this, and I’m here whenever you're ready to talk. I value our friendship deeply and hope we can find a way through this together.