Apology Letters to Romantic Partner.
Causing Your Anger

I’m really sorry for making you angry. I’ve been thinking about what I said and how I acted, and I realize it hurt you—and that’s the last thing I ever wanted. I didn’t stop to consider how my words might come across, and I take full responsibility for that. You mean so much to me, and the last thing I want is to cause you pain or frustration. I understand that when I brushed off your feelings, it made you feel unheard and dismissed, and that’s on me. I should have listened better and been more patient instead of reacting the way I did. I’m sorry for not being the partner you deserve in that moment. Going forward, I want to do better. I’m going to work on catching myself before I speak and really tuning in to what you’re feeling, even if it’s hard for me to hear. Your feelings are important, and I want to respect them fully. Whenever you’re ready, I’d like to talk about how we can move past this. No pressure—I want to give you the space you need—but I’m here, and I want us to heal and grow from this. Thank you for being patient with me.