What I

Can DO
Dear Parents,
By the grace of God, I pray you are receiving this letter in excellent
health. I'm writing this letter because I don't have the confidence to
speak up in person about my feelings. I know you've been through a
lot in your life and have sacrificed your desires in order to provide me
what I need and a wonderful upbringing.
I simply wanted to apologize for sometimes insulting and verbally
assaulting you. It had to have hurt you because of the way I (spoke
loudly) to you. I know you've always been concerned about me, and
I'm sure you will be in the future. I recognized why you are
continuously encouraging me to take responsibility and not be reckless
after a thought: you want me to be successful and happy in life. And I
appreciate your love, concern, and efforts to help me mature into a
responsible adult.
I swear I'll never do anything like this again or disrespect you.
Mommy and Daddy, I appreciate you both. Thank you for always being
by my side. Please accept my apologies for anything.

Yours lovingly,
Kirk