Apology Letters to Romantic Partner.
Dining Out with a Girl Bestfriend

I messed up, and I’m sorry. Going out to eat with my girl best friend without giving you a heads-up was thoughtless, and I get why that hurt you. You’re the one I’m supposed to be sharing those moments with, not someone else—especially not in secret or without checking in with you first. I can only imagine how that felt from your side—like I put someone else before you, and that’s the last thing I want. I take full responsibility for not being transparent and for making you feel sidelined. There’s no excuse for that. I should have communicated better and respected your feelings instead of assuming it wouldn’t matter. I see now that it did, and I’m sorry for the sting it caused. To make things right, I want to be upfront about who I’m spending time with and why, so you’re never left wondering or feeling excluded. If you ever want to meet my friends or join in, I’m all for it. And if you’d rather me keep certain hangouts separate, I’ll respect that too—just let me know. I care about us, and I’m here when you’re ready to talk or if you want to tell me how I can do better. No pressure—just know I’m listening.