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I'm sorry for my ego and any disrespect guys. I do value your words.
Update however: she texted me this morning saying she was ignoring me because she needed time to process everything. She was ashamed of herself for the way she acted and to her it was a really embarassing thing as she never had to slap a guy in the face or run out of the building. When you DO respond, do NOT chew her out and do NOT make it easy by forgiving her. Make it as vague as you possibly can. Personally, this stinks of sh$t-tests and manipulation. If you start to believe this too, run and never look back, you have a nutjob on your hands. As for your reply, I'd say something along the lines of "Yeah, it wasn't good" then go silent. Do not reach out to her. she needs to EARN another chance with you
I haven't responded yet. My initial thought is always ego driven. The ego will sink you. I feel like now the balls in my court and i can jus ignore her and continue with my original plan. Don't ignore Which is just leave her be and get back to her next year maybe spring time if she doesn't get locked down with someone which i doubt. Bad move. Respond vaguely, politely, and make it brief. As I said before, something along the lines of "Yep, it wasn't good, very embarrassing for me" Why would you "get back to her next year?" Respond vaguely, let her do the work for another chance. If she doesn't step up, write her off and move on.