<human>: Can you give me the gist of the text in a nutshell?

So I met this girl on vacation on an island (we're both over 30), we shared a perfect day and night, and held hands in the wee small hours of the morning. We parted ways when the sun came up.

We exchanged numbers and kept in touch through whatsapp. At one point she got on the plane to fly back home and I started writing a long winded message to her. Wrote it, deleted, then rewrote then deleted again. I thought a single tick in whatsapp meant the message can be recalled so I could delete and rewrite until I was happy with the meaning that was conveyed.

What happened was when she landed, she got all ten versions of a message I had ultimately decided against sending. She said it's fine but it can't be. It's fair to assume she's weirded out. I know I would be.

Why on earth would the developers stick a delete button up there if it gets sent anyway? Very poorly thought out feature imho /rant
<bot>: thought I was deleting unread messages, ended up sending 10 different versions of a message, probably ruined any and all chances I had with a soul mate. Fuck me dead.