<human>: Can you succinctly summarize the text in 1-3 sentences?

I dated a girl on Tinder just before christmas last year and as far as I'm aware it went well, we got on naturally, it wasn't awkward and we both left with the intention to have a second date. However this was just before the Christmas break, both her and myself were going to be busy going home and seeing family/friends so scheduling another date was quite tricky to plan at this time of the year. We both kept in touch using WhatsApp and we messaged each other over christmas a few times just to stay in the loop. But as soon as the new year arrived I might have gotten too carried away at this point and asked her at any window of opportunity for a second date. To the point where she stopped messaging me completely.

Fast forward 8 months later and I still have her on my WhatsApp list, and to be honest I haven't had a decent date since dating her. I really thought we got on well and I really liked her. And apparently the government is going to shut down messaging programs like WhatsApp, iMessage and SnapChat in the next month here in the UK, so I thought I might take the opportunity to message her again one last time; ask how she is and mention if she is interesting in going on a second date if she's up for it.

I'm prepared for the worst case scenario on doing this, but I can't stop thinking about her. I just don't know if it's acceptable to do so.
<bot>: Should a message a girl I dated once 8 months ago if I still have strong feelings for her and we had a decent first date which didn't go anywhere?