Apology Letters to Romantic Partner.
Causing You Irritation

I want to start by saying how truly sorry I am for the way I acted and how it affected you. I realize that my behavior upset you and made you feel irritated, and the last thing I ever want is to be the source of that frustration in your life. I take full responsibility for not being more mindful of how my actions impacted you. Looking back, I see now that I didn’t consider your feelings the way I should have, and I’m sorry for any hurt or discomfort I caused. You mean so much to me, and it hurts to know I contributed to tension between us. I’m committed to being more aware and respectful of your boundaries and emotions moving forward. To make sure this doesn’t happen again, I’m going to pause and check in with you more often when I feel like I might be pushing too hard or crossing a line. I want to learn from this and grow, not just for myself but for us. Whenever you feel ready, I’d really like to talk about this—hear how you’re feeling and figure out how we can move forward together. But I also understand if you need some space right now. Just know I’m here, and I care deeply about making things right between us.