<human>: Thanks to anyone who reads and responds.

I broke up with my ex girlfriend a little over three months ago. Ultimately what led to the end of our relationship was a lack of communication. We really liked each other a lot but little issues snowballed into bigger problems and eventually things went to hell. Our sex life was non-existent for the last month and a half of our relationship and she always had an excuse whenever I tried to make plans with her. I got frustrated and broke up with her. She didn't seem to take it well. Two weeks after the break up I told her that I still liked her and I was willing to make things work. She said she still liked me but it wasn't what she wanted right now.

I kept busy over the summer. I worked, travelled, and dated other people. The problem is that it's three months later and I still have feelings for her.

I saw her on campus recently and I decided to text her. We mostly just made small talk but she seemed receptive and happy to talk to me. I asked her if she wanted to catch up over a cup coffee last weekend. She responded eighteen hours later saying she had to work all weekend and that she felt hesitant about meeting up. I responded by saying the invitation was open.

The point of this is, I want to send her a short two paragraph letter. I want to start out by saying that I thought about her and the good times we had together often over the summer, but I understand why she wouldn't want to meet up. The second paragraph would be an honest apology over my role in the break up and assuring her that I still cared for her.

Yes, I want her back. Yes, I know that I'm only setting myself up for heartbreak. But our relationship started out perfect and I can't shake the feeling that it ended prematurely. I've heard people say that the only way an old relationship can work is if the problems that led to the break up are resolved. I think that our problems can and are being resolved.

I need to know for sure that it can or cannot work. I can't rest until I get some kind of closure.

Can you give me a shortened version of the text?
<bot>: Want to send a letter to my ex apologizing for my role in the break up and letting her know I still care. Would this make me come across as a crazy ex? How would you respond to getting a letter like this.