Apology letter to HusbandMisunderstanding Your Feelings

I’m truly sorry for the way I've made you feel—that I don’t love you and that I’m not trying to understand you. I realize that my actions and words have created distance between us, and that’s the last thing I ever wanted. When I shut down or withdraw, it must feel like I’m not valuing your feelings or the connection we share. I can only imagine how hurtful that has been for you, and I hate knowing that I’ve caused you pain. You deserve a partner who listens, understands, and shows love consistently, and I haven’t been that person lately. I am taking full responsibility for my behavior, and I want to assure you that it's not a reflection of how I truly feel about you. I’ve been caught up in my own world and have forgotten to check in with you, to really see what you’re going through. I’m committed to changing that. I will make a conscious effort to communicate more openly, to listen better, and to express my love in ways that resonate with you. I understand that you might need some time to process this, and I completely respect that. When you're ready, I’d love to talk about how we can reconnect and rebuild our understanding of each other. Your feelings matter to me more than anything, and I want to work through this together.