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December 13, 2014 at 7:44 pm #69208Seankits93Participant
I want to write an apology letter to my ex girlfriend. I would go through the whole story but you’ll either read half and say I’m an asshole or just read the end of it. The only people that say I’m an extremely nice person read the whole thing. Basically a lot of stuff happened and she thought I cheated on her when I didn’t. She blocked my phone and Facebook. I called lawyers and stuff because I was scared that her mom might try to do something against me like call the cops and try to get something. The lawyer I called said I can send a letter in January but if I think I have bad luck there’s like an 80% chance that nothing bad could happen but there’s a possibility of one mean cop. So he said if I send it in like May then hopefully I’ll be completely fine to. I saw her fb from a friend and she’s still posting some bad things and a few good . Meaning more say I was mean but there is a little that say like I can’t stop loving him. So my one question is when should I send it? And my other question is when I do is it illegal at all or relationship wise should I put my name on the envelope because if her mom sees it she might throw it out before it gets to her or it might be an unpleasant surprise if I dont though
December 14, 2014 at 4:08 am #69220holsParticipantWrite a letter. Don’t send it. Whatever happened, whatever your intent, you hurt her and worse, it became a legal matter. Step away. You need to make sure it doesn’t happen in future relationships. Seek counseling. Be kind to yourself by allowing you to grow and mature from this experience.
December 14, 2014 at 5:39 am #69224InkyParticipantHi Seankits93,
Unless there is a restraining order or the cops were already called by the mom, I don’t see anything illegal in sending a letter. Has the mom done anything like that or talked like that? If not, you are probably a little paranoid and are maybe filled with your own self importance (sorry!).
If you send the letter, wait until the FB posts about you stop (like a month after they end) so she can read what you wrote with a clear head and calmer emotions.
But personally, I would cast this girl loose, even from an apology letter. She will always find something to be jealous of. Who needs that??
Time to Cut and Clear,
Inky
December 14, 2014 at 11:19 am #69228Seankits93ParticipantNothing law wise happened yet between us. Basically the only times cops were mentioned at all during the whole thing was my ex got mad 2 weeks after and said don’t come to my house or work or my parents will call the cops. I mean I like understand that one going those places myself is stalkerish. The other time was the day of the breakup I said I’m a text before I went to her house I would hurt myself and when I got there her mom said she might call them because I shouldn’t threaten her family. I get that one as well and it’s something why I want to apologize for. So she probably hopefully won’t call but just to safe I got paranoid because my friend Justin’s mom got something against his dad. So I called the lawyer and went on all sorts of dating sites. Basically the outcomes I’m getting are if I send it law wise wait until like May then I should hopefully completely fine to and relationship wise probably the same thing because of her fb posts
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