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Now this is just playing some drama and trying to get a reaction out of him that you are probably not going to get. Only advice I can give here is if you want to play drama, you will get or cause drama
The root of your issue is acting on your feelings, and letting your feelings drive your behavior – without thinking about consequences. So think about how your ex – someone you hurt, someone who doesn't want to talk to you, might feel when they get this letter?
What is your motivation for apologizing to your ex?
If they've moved on, and cut you off – the decision to reach out to them and go against that isn't a thing you are doing for them. They no longer want to talk to you, so if you're thinking about what's best for them, it would be to leave them alone. This is something you are doing for yourself.
This letter is a lot, it's a lot about you, and your behavior and diagnosis – I think it is good that you wrote it, but I don't think you should send it.
If you're sorry it's not just about getting treatment and diagnoses – it's about changing your behavior. This message shows that you are still thinking about yourself, about your journey, your feelings, your behavior, and not about the wishes and needs of your ex.
Maybe you should shift these thoughts to a regular journal, and look into effective treatments for narcissism and BPD (Dialectical Behavioral Therapy I think is effective for BPD I think.) But I would not contact your ex, or any of the people who have cut you off at this stage. The number of times you use the word I in this message alone shows you are still only thinking about your feelings and your needs – you're not ready for any kind of reconciliation that won't be repeating past mistakes.
Give yourself time. This is not an easy path. 3 months is not a long time. You need time to reflect, time to adjust how you think, time to build a different life and transform yourself.
Focus on your treatment, and maybe look into doing some volunteering, or making art, or some other way to channel your experiences and energy in a positive creative direciton.
Also get off social media, or block your ex and their friends. (preferably both)
Personal trainers are basically gigolos with an alibi
It makes sense that this guy isn't thrilled his girlfriend wants a male trainer
I would agree with this if it weren’t for the friend group dynamic. Because of that, I reckon firm and succinct but cordial is probably best. That’s not bending over backwards, that’s doing the best by himself in this context IMO.