<human>: Jesus. My lord. Maybe I should post this to cringe. It definitely is the most cringe worthy thing I've read in past 5361 years. I mean, dear lord. The emails are 7 years old, I understand people change but holy smokes if that was me. LOL.

To make things better (worse), those emails are even more interesting due to the fact they document the breakup of a relationship. LOL LOL again. 

I took a glance of few messages exchanged right before the breakup. Cringe worthy. But then...those post-breakup email...oh lawd...

Reading the post-breakup "another chance" emails - just straight embarrassing. 

Whoever says that people don't change is a damn liar. I was reading my "another chance" email and I felt this sensation of slowly sinking behind my computer table, almost if I read another persons email. The display of weakness was astounding. There is no way I would utter things like that today. Not because I'm more distant or jaded or reserved in a relationship...that's definitely not the case.

But I realized that it was a really life-lesson experience that everyone should go through. After my breakup I spent 6 months depressed, basically spending my free time walking around talking to myself (in my head, of course) about what I did wrong and what kind of person am I.

If I wasn't that pathetic and overly emo after that breakup, I would never ask myself all those questions and I would never contemplate about many of the things I did. So it's a good thing. But the price was severe.

I stooped really low in that process.

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<bot>: well, go find your old love letters/emails for that sweet sweet sting of douche chills, it's healthy :)