<human>: We had a short, intensely passionate relationship that flamed out over a drunken fight in which I said hateful things. 

We have been broken up about 6 weeks. 

I emailed her expressing frustration w the fact we did not communicate after the fight about the issue and that she just kind of gave up on us. (she dumped me over text). 

When she dumped me she said she didn't feel "the spark", in my email I said I can't believe that and to tell me I'm wrong. 

She sent me back an email and said there was a spark but she realized she had growing to do and that my mean words made her run. 

She said that I "needed to be her friend before I could be her lover"

I emailed her back and said how sorry I was about my words and asked if we could meet for a coffee, that I felt I should fight for what we had.

She responded by saying she was't looking for love, only friendship and I said well maybe we can start as friends and that will lead us back to our passion. 

I asked if she was free for a coffee on Friday, she wasn't but then offered Sunday as an alternative.

Turns out Sunday was the day she celebrated Easter so she cancelled (saying she forgot) but "another time" 

Am I wrong to believe that because she said "I need you to be my friend before you're my lover", responded to my emails, and generally agreed to meet up that she is open to trying again?

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<bot>: If my ex responds to my emails, admits we had a spark, and agrees to meet up after I ask if we can try again by starting as friends, does that mean she is open to trying again?