<human>: Can you summarize the given text in a few sentences?

I met this girl on Tinder, we talked for some time and I thought she was nice, and pretty.  To be honest I'm quite nerdy and she seemed "normal."  I could never really get along with girls like that, so I didn't expect much.

After a month of broken dates I really never expected to see her.  But she kept on asking to "reschedule."  So I said sure, we can reschedule.

I check in this week to send her a message, and she's gone from my list.  I believe that means I've been blocked.

So, now I'm upset.  This is just like what happened to me all through college, getting strung along with girls who just can't be honest about their feelings.  She doesn't want to date me?  She doesn't KNOW me.  We haven't even met!  But she can make this judgment that I'm not good enough regardless.

I just think it's so damn rude.  I will always let a girl know if I'm not interested in her, and I will NEVER simply cut off communication, I've gotten this treatment far too many times to be so cruel.  Fake numbers, no responses, no feedback... it's been years since the last time.  I thought this wouldn't bother me so much anymore.

Here's where the story necessitates a throwaway.  I looked her up.  I knew enough about her from our discussions that I found her facebook and email address.  So now I want to basically send an angry e-mail telling her off.  Which is incredibly stalker-y and inappropriate, I know.  By doing this I'm not respecting her right to make a choice.

But I'm upset.  I feel like if I could just write the perfect email, she'd realize she was rude and maybe the next guy she meets, she'll be honest.  This is obviously a ridiculous fancy.

I'm hoping by blowing off steam in this topic, I can get some perspective and maybe not do something dumb.
<bot>: I got rejected by a girl who just cut off communication.  I respect her decision, but not her method.  I want to send her an email saying that's not cool.