Apology Letters to Romantic Partner.
Yelling and Being Rude to You

I’m really sorry for yelling at you and being rude. I know that my words and tone hurt you, and that’s the last thing I ever want to do. When I raised my voice, I wasn’t just expressing frustration—I was disrespecting you, and that’s completely on me. You deserve to be treated with kindness and patience, especially by someone who loves you. I’ve been thinking about how my behavior must have made you feel—maybe scared, dismissed, or just plain upset—and I hate that I caused you that pain. It’s not okay for me to let my emotions get the better of me like that, and I want you to know I’m committed to changing how I handle those moments. I’m going to work on pausing and breathing before reacting, so I don’t lash out and hurt you again. Please know this apology comes from the bottom of my heart. I value you and us more than anything, and I want to rebuild the trust that was shaken. Whenever you feel ready, I’m here to listen and talk about how we can move forward together. Take all the time you need—I’ll be patient.