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Input: Hey all. Wanted to get some perspective from others. 

Backstory:
5 year relationship broken off by ex-gf 3 months ago (Lived together, had 5 animals, very unexpected breakup), we met up a couple of times where I tried to fix things (3 times) but she kept saying "I will think about it" but I stopped when I found out she was in fact dating a guy 2 weeks after we broke up. Didn't talk for a while but met up about 4 days ago to give final bits and pieces to each other and I ended up telling her how much pain her actions brought me and that not even 6 months ago we were trying to work on the fact that she went on a tinder date(different guy) and she begged to fix the relationship but now she tricked me by leaving suddenly, it wasn't productive and she ended up getting in her car and driving away. 

The next morning she sent me a long apology about being sorry for driving away and not talking, sorry for hurting me and she wishes that she could have done it better, she wants me to be happy and she does respect and care about me and that she is truly sorry. 

I ignored the message for 3 days because sending a text message to apologize after all this time was insulting and her actions showed otherwise and I needed to go no contact to heal. The next day she sent another message saying: "I hope you are okay". Unfortunately I did end up replying saying: "Hey, I don't understand your intention with that message and I don't know why you are apologizing."

I couldn't read her intent and was legitimately curious why she felt the need to apologize since I don't understand if she wants to leave the life we had for something else why apologize?


AITA for rejecting her apology?



asking ex why she apologized