Answer:Dear [Name],I hope this letter reaches you in peace. I’ve spent a long time thinking about how much I hurt you, and I know that no words can fully erase the pain I’ve caused. Still, I want to apologize sincerely — not just to ask for your forgiveness, but to help you understand the story behind my actions, the pain I was carrying, and the reasons I behaved the way I did.During those days, I was going through things I couldn’t fully explain. I felt lost, overwhelmed, and emotionally exhausted. I kept everything inside because I didn’t know how to ask for help or how to express my feelings without sounding weak or selfish. I know this doesn’t excuse my behavior, but I want you to know that my coldness, my silence, or the way I pushed you away wasn’t because I stopped caring. It was because I didn’t know how to handle everything I was dealing with. I was hurting inside and, unintentionally, I let that hurt spill over onto you.You probably remember me acting distant, impatient, or even unfair. And you didn’t deserve that. You’ve always been someone who gave me support, love, and patience, and I failed to show you the same when it mattered most. I wish I had the strength back then to simply tell you, “I’m struggling. I need time. I need you to understand.” But I didn’t, and I regret that deeply.I’m writing this not only to say I’m sorry but to also ask for your understanding now. I was in a stage of my life where I was still growing, still trying to figure myself out. I needed space, guidance, and yes — even your patience — to get through it. I know that may seem unfair, especially because I caused you pain in the process, but I hope that with this letter, you see that my actions weren’t out of cruelty, but out of confusion and struggle.Thank you for everything you’ve done for me, even if I failed to show my appreciation before. I carry the lessons with me now and strive every day to become better — more honest, more open, and more kind.With all my heart,[Your Name]