NC day 32 now. Working on the last bits of doubt and stress about her now. The question being "Was it the right action to remove her from my life?". Mostly regarding online stuff.
I won't lie - I've been debating that point more and more strongly until yesterday I believe. And there was some strong pain and regret associated with that. As I move on more and more, I forget the reasoning for taking her off in the first place, later thinking that maybe it could have worked out, etc. Forgetting the bad stuff, and only the good stuff remains (hey, that's the power of NC right?). Good stuff is fading as well too, which is good. Overall, I'm almost there. I've seen a couple pics accidentally online by mutual friends, which set me back slightly - but recovered fairly fast compared to the beginning. Just unfollowed them temporarily and pushing on.
I don't know. This feels like the last real hurdle before completely moving on. Was it right to remove her? I can't help but lean towards yes. She was ignoring and snotty at the end. No effort on her part. It wasn't a mutual thing anymore. So screw it. She doesn't deserve further connection. I went out with a 'smile' as best as I could, and just quietly removed her from social media (after waiting a bit of time). No anger, whining, begging, goodbyes. I'm 99.9% she's used to guys fully kissing her ass and fawning over her until they crash and burn (as she referenced at one point breaking a guys heart, having him cry - a red flag probably). So I think she wouldn't expect me to just cut her off, the way I have. A small bonus, in an otherwise dead situation. I don't have regrets really at this point (besides debating about the removal), and I see a few things that she may have regrets over later on, as time passes. Not that I'd ever know about them then.
Maybe it's just self-validation at this point - but I feel like I've left with some power in this. Making pulling the plug my call, without any drama (or as drama-free as ghosting someone can be). I've given up my power before well in the past. Reaching out multiple times, waiting for that response that doesn't come. It really sucks. I remember clearly back then "Ah, it won't hurt me that much if I reach out right? I'm being nice by doing so" - something like that. And it just bites you, much harder than you expect. Because you were on level ground - then suddenly you feel like you've fallen in a ravine, with no way to climb up. You didn't even really think that ravine existed anymore. And they're not going to help you out of that hole. Luckily time will, always.
So... I think it was better I cut her off on this, rather than tolerating her or worse, having her pull the plug herself later on. I did enjoy being with her, talking and flirting with her, in the past. But that's where she belongs now. I haven't blocked her, so if she *did* want to message me, she could. I don't expect or even necessarily want it, but it removes any doubt of 'Maybe she did try to message and work it out?'. I can confidently say 'Well, she didn't even try', and focus elsewhere.