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Theres a few possibilities 1. She was trying to get with someone else (who then rejected her, leaving her with nothing). Shes upset because shes an idiot who messed up bad. 2. She did feel the relationship needed to end because the reason she gave, and shes upset simply because no one to replace you has showed up since. 3. She was told something bad about you from someone else and she reacted by breaking up with you. Shes either upset at you for what she was told or upset at herself thinking she overreacted by dumping you. 4. She had an anxiety breakdown, leading her to push you away in fear of dragging you down with her. Shes upset at herself for this, she wishes she hadn’t done it.
If you hadn’t mentioned her anxiety I would have said don’t write a letter, but I am thinking its a distinct possibility. If you really, really want to, maybe write one, asking if shes ok, that you heard she isn’t doing well, and that you’re worried about her. I don’t know if you should outright say that you love her and miss her and want to date her, especially since possibilities 1-3 are in play. However, just ask her to talk, and that you want to make sure shes ok and in a good place. However: be prepared for no response, or worse, an angry one. This is possibly playing with fire.
I feel bad for you OP, I’d feel the same way if I was in your shoes. Hope you find your way through this.
Honestly, the chances of getting together with her are pretty slim. If the ladies are that close, it's unlikely that the friend will date you since she's close with your current girlfriend.
Regardless, if you want there to be any chance of getting together, you need to end things with your girlfriend now and do it as cleanly and gently as possible. Be as kind because everything you say or do to her will immediately be shared with… you guessed it: the friend you wanna date.
Once you've broken up, I'd give it some time before approaching the friend. When you do, I suppose the best bet is to be honest. Let her know that your previous relationship ended because there was simply a lack of chemistry, but that the upshot is that you got to spend time with the friend, got to know her better, and eventually developed feelings. Be prepared for rejection (even if she actually has feelings for you.)
Thanks for that insight