<human>: Some background -- I dated this girl for a year and a half, senior year of HS to mid-first year of college.  My first real relationship, lost our virginities to each other, head over heels in love, etc etc.  Took me a long time to get over her.  We broke up "mutually," but if she hadn't pushed for it, I would have married her, probably.

We both live in NYC now, and get together ~1x a year to catch up.  We got a drink last Thursday, everything was fine, perfectly cordial.  Didn't talk about anything too heavy.

Friday evening she texts me:

Her: I'm wiping my old laptop, and found a document with all of our important AIM conversations.  It's making me tear up

Me: Well don't delete it obviously.  Actually though?

Her: It's amazing. We were so in love

Me: That we definitely were

Her: It's kind of amazing, don't you think?

Me: What are you doing

Her: What do you mean

Me: Why are you talking about this now

Her: Is that not okay ?

Me: It's just a little out of the blue

Her: Well bc I saw that document. Just thought I'd share that with you. Forget it.

Later she texts: I don't understand why that upset or pissed you off.  I thought we were at a place that we could look back on that time and appreciate it. Do you not agree?

I just want a general opinion of this conversation, I guess.  I don't exactly know why I responded the way I did; I'm totally over her and agree with her sentiment about being able to appreciate our relationship for what it was.  But that was how I responded, and I was wondering if anyone would care to do some analysis.

Could you distill the essence of the text into 1-3 sentences?
<bot>: Ex texts more or less randomly about how "in love" we were etc etc, I don't want to talk about it