Apology Letters to Friend.
Explaining the Silence Between Us

I’m really sorry for how I handled things between us. Looking back, I realize how my actions must have hurt you, and for that, I truly apologize. I let external pressures and the fear of losing what I thought was a friendship with you push me into a corner, and I ended up arguing with you rather than standing up for the connection we shared. I know that by pretending we weren’t friends, I made you feel rejected and betrayed. That’s not how a friend should act, and I regret not being able to open up about what I was going through. I should have trusted you enough to share my struggles instead of trying to convince others that our bond didn’t matter. It did matter, and it still does. I take full responsibility for creating that distance and I want to make it right. I’m committed to being open and honest with you moving forward, no matter what challenges arise. I want to rebuild the trust that was broken and let you know that you mean a lot to me. I completely understand if you need time to process this. I just hope we can talk when you’re ready. You deserve a friend who is there for you, and I want to be that person again.