Stacy, I know that you are angry with me. I know I have said things that have hurt your feelings. I know that my actions and my words have both been misinterpreted. I lost my temper, and there is no excuse for that. I am adult enough to know that I cannot take back the things I said, nor can I ever change the way I made you feel when I was angry. I understand that the way I behaved has affected the way you think of me. I want to say I am sorry. I know those three words won’t erase all of my actions; they are simply meant to not only apologize for the hurt that I have caused, but to be an intangible promise that I will not hurt you that way again. I am sorry for what I have done and for how I have treated you. I know that I cannot make it up to you, because a wrong can never be erased. However, I hope that you can come to forgive me in time and to understand that when I say I am sorry for my actions, I do sincerely mean it. I love you. Alex Downloaded from http://www.wikihow.com