Examples Of Apology Letter To Taylor

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I've realized that ever since I got Taylor's number I've been nothing but rude, disrespectful, untrusting, hurtful, and even childish towards her, and I need to apologize to her for that and everything else I've done. I'm disgusted with my behaviour towards her, and she deserves to be treated so much better than that. I don't want to wallow about in self pity, be melodramatic, make excuses, or make jokes, I want to tell her how sorry I am, and that I will try my absolute best to never behave like that again. I know I can't just ask her for forgiveness because I have to earn it, and I'm willing to do whatever it takes to make things up to her. I want to be respectful, trusting, compassionate, and honest of/to Taylor because she deserves to be
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