Your opinions on this?

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She moved away 2 years ago ending the relationship for grad school and not wanting a LDR. She started dating someone new almost right away which is her MO, so really not a shocker, but it still hurt like hell to hear about it and see pics. I left her alone after that, but she'd always be on my Facebook wall doing something, sent me photos of her cat twice, a random text here or there. I pretty much ignored most of it because I was mad at her. From the sounds of it they broke up at least twice and then she was on multiple dating sites for several months and then he reappeared in her profile pic right before the holidays last year and her dating profiles vanished. At that point, I disabled my FB account. I couldn't see her with some dbag in mirrored aviators sunglasses that looked like a tool!

I sat down and wrote her a letter telling her how I felt about her, how I missed her, told her why I ignored what she was doing, and how much it hurt to see her with another guy. I sent this letter from my school email account and never opened up that account again.

Almost 4 months later, I opened up my AOL account one day and there was an email from her entitled "question" and it was sent to me that very morning! I couldn't bring myself to open it though.

A few months later I caught her looking at my LinkedIn profile. Nobody looks my linkedin!

I feel like maybe her email to me was good and I never read it, but then again my negativity leads me to believe it is bad, so don't open it!

I mean why send it to my AOL? I never even use that account anymore!

Many have stated that she wouldn't write to me 3-4 months later if she was moving forward with that guy at school, also she probably sent something to my school account but since i never opened that account, she tried my AOL. They say if she did indeed do that, if it was bad, she wouldn't email me something to my AOL with a question. She would assume I read it and that was the end of it.

I'd like your opinions on this and if you can, please explain your reasoning.