Apology Letters to Romantic Partner.
Hurting You with My Words

I want to start by saying how truly sorry I am for my behavior and the hurtful words I said. I know I crossed a line, and it pains me to think about how my actions affected you. I can't imagine how it felt to hear those things from someone you care about, and I regret every moment of it. I take full responsibility for what happened. There are no excuses for how I behaved, especially knowing how sensitive the topics were for you. I let my emotions get the best of me, and I should have approached our conversation with more care and respect for your feelings. I realize now that I not only hurt you but also put a strain on the trust we’ve built together. Moving forward, I want to work on being more mindful of my words and emotions. I’m committed to finding healthier ways to express myself, especially during tough times. I believe we can learn from this, and I hope to rebuild the connection we share. Please take all the time you need to process everything. I’m here when you’re ready to talk, and I’ll be listening—truly listening—because your feelings matter to me. I want to understand your perspective and figure out how we can move past this together. You deserve that from me.