Apology Letters to Romantic Partner.
Struggling with My Changing Personalities

I need to start by saying I’m truly sorry for the way I’ve treated you over the past few weeks. I know that my behavior—calling you names, yelling, and showing you a lack of respect—was completely unacceptable, and it breaks my heart to think about how it has hurt you. You deserve so much better from me, and I take full responsibility for my actions. I want you to know that I recognize how deeply my switching personalities has affected you. It must have been confusing and painful to see me behave in ways that don’t reflect my love for you at all. I can only imagine how frustrating and hurtful it has been for you to feel like you were on the receiving end of that anger and disrespect. You mean the world to me, and I hate that I've put you through this. I am actively working on understanding my condition better and finding ways to manage my triggers so that this doesn’t happen again. I want to explore therapy that specifically addresses the impact of dissociative identity disorder, and I’m committed to making changes that ensure our relationship is rooted in love and respect, not chaos. Please know that I’m here, ready to talk when you feel comfortable. I truly want to make this right and show you the love and care you deserve.