Apology Letters to Friend.
Discussing Our Misunderstanding Without Your Knowledge

I’m really sorry for how I handled things between us. I spoke about my feelings with someone else instead of coming directly to you, and that was unfair to you. You didn’t even know I was upset, and I let my frustration spill over into conversations that didn’t include you. I realize now that it probably hurt you and made you feel excluded or even betrayed, and that’s the last thing I wanted. I completely own that I should have approached you directly instead of discussing my feelings with someone else. It was wrong of me to assume that talking to a third party was a better way to deal with my emotions. I understand how that can feel like a breach of trust, and I’m really sorry for putting you in that position. Moving forward, I want to make sure I communicate with you more openly and honestly. If I’m ever feeling off or upset again, I promise to come to you first. You deserve that respect, and I value our friendship too much to let misunderstandings fester. I hope we can talk about this when you’re ready. I care about you and our friendship, and I’m committed to making things right. Thank you for your understanding.