Take a look at some of these and maybe get an idea
jessica bedewi jul 25, 2020
For a text that reminds your BFF just how much they mean to you: “Even though we argue, I just want you to know that you’re still my best friend.” — User BBB
For a text that reestablishes contact: “I know we didn’t leave on the best terms, but I want to talk things out when you’re ready.” — User CCC
For a text that tries to end the argument: “You mean way too much to me for us to fight about something so silly.”
For a text that simply tells the truth: “I hate it when we fight. Can we stop now and go back to being best friends?”
For a text that acknowledges what you did wrong: “I’m so sorry I hurt you. You’re the last person in the world who I want to upset.”
For a text that gets right to the point: “Can we make up please?”
For text that asks for forgiveness: “I know that what I did was wrong. Please forgive me.”
For a text when you know you lost your cool: “I totally lost my temper and I’m so sorry. Whenever you’re ready to talk, I’m ready to listen.”
For a text that admits you don’t know what you’re doing: “I don’t know the rules for making up after a fight, but I’m so sorry.”
For a text that lets them know what you’re afraid of: “I know you’re upset with me, but I don’t want to lose you as my best friend. You mean too much to me.”
For a text that thanks your friend for caring: “Thank you for always calling me out on stuff, even when I don’t want to hear it.”
For a text that focuses on your friendship: “I appreciate your friendship so much. Honestly, you’re not even a friend anymore, you’re more like a sister. That’s probably why we fight.”
For a text that lets everything go: “I miss you and I love you. Always.”
For a text that asks for an in-person conversation: “I don’t think we should solve this over the phone or texting. Can we please meet up and talk? — User AAA