Hello XXXXXX,
Why wouldn't she give you her address?
How are you aquainted with her?
How old are the two of you?
Why did she send the card back?
Chase
Perhaps when you left it caused her so much hurt that she has turned that hurt into anger and hatred. At this point, you want to be careful that you don't force her to file a restraining order. I would wait a month, and send another letter, not a card. I would explain in the letter how you feel about things and that you hope she will consider having coffee or a drink with you. I wouldn't put a return address, that way she may open it before realizing its from you. It is possible her secretary opens her mail. Either way, wait a couple of weeks and send it. If it comes back, fine, wait a couple of weeks and send another. After a few weeks from now, try calling her again. Keep the call short and say that you were just wanting to see how she was doing. If you know any mutual friends, maybe you can talk to one of them to ask them to put in a good word for you.
She's had a very long time to think about what happened between the two of you, and a very long time to build up resentment and hostility towards you, so its not going to go away overnight, its going to take time.
I welcome your thoughts, let me know if you want to talk more.
Warmly,
Life Coach
Over 20 yrs experience with Relationships, Sexuality, Friendship, and Family Issues