Apology Letters to Romantic Partner.
Expressing Regret for Hurtful Words

I’m truly sorry for the hurtful things I said. I spoke out of anger, but that doesn’t excuse the pain my words caused you. I realize now how deeply those words must have cut, and I hate that I made you feel that way. It was never my intention to make you question us or to cause you any doubt about how much I love you. Looking back, I understand how serious and painful it must have felt when I said things that made it seem like I wanted to end what we have. Please believe me when I say that I would never want to lose you—you are such an important part of my life and my heart. I take full responsibility for letting my frustration get the better of me, and I’m committed to changing how I handle those moments. Going forward, I want to be more mindful of my words and how they affect you. I’m going to work on communicating better, especially when I’m upset, so I don’t hurt you again. I hope we can talk when you’re ready, and I’m here to listen to how you feel and what you need from me. I love you, and I truly want to make this right. Please take all the time you need—I’m ready to do the work to rebuild your trust.