Can I post in internet a letter my ex domestic partner wrote to himself talking about a fight?

Sometimes the answer to bad speech is more speech, but sometimes restraint is a better idea. He published a letter saying you're a psycho - that's probably hyperbole and not defamation, but if you retaliate by publishing an e-mail he wrote which wasn't written to you, it raises the question of how you got that e-mail and exposes you to the torts of conversion, trespass, violation of privacy, etc., whether the contents are true or not.

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If you post it you will give more publicity to the whole incident. Let it drop. Your actions establish that you are not a psycho and people who know you already know that.

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