Sorry for calling your idea hauntingly pedestrian during a brainstorming session I wasn't invited to.
Sorry for writing "per my last email" in a tone only audible to dogs.
Sorry I rearranged your bookshelf by emotional arc instead of genre. I thought it would "flow better."
Sorry for saying "that tracks" while you cried.
Sorry I corrected your pronunciation of "ennui" and then immediately fell into it.
Sorry for nodding solemnly when you said you were "going through a lot," then asking if that included your haircut.
Sorry for drafting a tweet about you and then saving it to Notes instead. It had three potential punchlines.
Sorry I told your toddler that "dreams are mostly metaphoric trauma."
Sorry for blinking very slowly during your startup pitch. I wasn't trying to dominate the room. It just happened.
Sorry I whispered "fascinating" when you explained your 401(k).
Sorry for emotionally distance-ghosting your group text. I just didn't have the bandwidth for that many "lols."
Sorry for pretending I didn't see you at Trader Joe's. I was emotionally in Whole Foods.
Sorry I brought up the word "zeitgeist" during your dad's funeral speech. It wasn't the time.
Sorry for being just barely emotionally available enough to confuse you for 14 months.
Sorry I saved your apology as a PDF. It just felt important.
