Mully, I know context is important, but for some reason I read/interpreted that as being incredibly vindictive. We all know that you hurt this girl's feelings, but what did she expect you to say back to that message? "Yeah, I'm a terrible person?"
Let sleeping dogs lie. Don't respond to her. It's for the best. You're just going to waste time talking to a girl who doesn't want you. The funny things with these situations is that you'll often think you're making progress, getting back in her good books, but at any second she can dump your right back to square one. It's a cycle of bullshit you don't want to get trapped in. The best thing you can do, for your ex, is make sure that you don't treat the girl you're with (or the next girl, whatever) like you did your ex. She would respect you for that if she's a half-decent person.
I'm kinda confused by what you're saying. Are you implying that I'm looking for revenge?
Also, I have learned from my relationship with her. It was great, it was nearly the relationship, but I didn't know how to deal with stress, how to be completely open with her, and how to understand to take things day by day. I'm currently dating this pretty great girl. I have been up front with her on what happened in the past. I've told her about the things that I've done: the counseling, the way things ended with my ex, even my depression.
I've let her in on nearly everything. I always used to hold these things back because I used to believe that if I told girls these things, they wouldn't like me anymore. Now, I show them not just my jock side, but my nerdy side as well. I could honestly care less about what people think of me anymore. When I don't like someone or how they have acted, I tell them.
I'm not looking to get back with my ex. I'm more angry about our interactions the past three months than happy. She's been rather cruel, telling me I am a very self-destructive person, how she never wants to be in a relationship with anyone like me ever again, and how much of an idiot I am to listen to people's advice. If she wanted me to nearly hate her, she's done her job. The text she sent me, has done more of that, but it has also brought back the feeling of sorrow. I feel sorry for her.
She seems to forcing herself to believe that she doesn't need me. With the constant lyrics posts on Twitter about doing better without me, and this text; it just wreaks of desperation. I know her too well. Come June, when she's home from school and she's away from her college friends, the parties, the frat guys, she's going to start to feel really sorry for herself. She's going to realize that in the end I fucked everything up between us, but it was her who pushed me away, and it's going to be her that misses me come this summer. I'll reminisce, but I won't miss her.
And I'm not just saying that because I hope that. I don't, I love seeing her smile, even if I'm not together with her. She, like everyone else deserves to be happy. I want her to be happy, but I know her too well. She did this with her friends where they initially ruined everything. She then pushed them away after they apologized and made themselves better. Then about a year after everything ended between them, she began to really miss them, and finally tried to let them back in, but it was too late.
I am happy now, the text made me feel bad for her, and let some of the sadness back in my life, but it hasn't stopped me like it did a month ago. I feel better, and it's obvious that the things she is doing are just distracting her, and not letting her truly move on.