Apology Letters to Romantic Partner.
Expressing Insecurity Without Accountability

I'm so sorry for how I've been acting lately. I know my insecurities have gotten the best of me, and I haven’t taken accountability for my actions. I realize that this has created tension between us, and I can only imagine how hurtful it must have been for you to navigate my doubts and worries. I want you to know that I recognize how my behavior affected you, making you feel unappreciated and perhaps even questioned. That was never my intention. I see now that I let my fears cloud my judgment and impact our relationship negatively. You deserve better than that, and I regret putting you through it. Moving forward, I want to work on this. I’m committed to understanding my insecurities without letting them dictate how I treat you. I’ll be taking time to reflect on my feelings and hopefully turn them into constructive conversations between us instead. I want to ensure that you feel secure and valued in our relationship because you truly mean the world to me. I completely understand if you need some time to process everything. When you're ready, I would love to talk about this and hear your feelings. Thank you for your patience as I work on being a better partner.