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Also this is a prime example why you should start using a password manager.
I only created the email account so that I could create the steam account for her. That was six years ago. At that time I didn't know anything about steam guard.
I also just want to know the email address. Finding out the password shouldn't be the problem. Back then I used the same password for all my throw away accounts.
If you didn't buy anything you can just create a new account.
Too bad you didn't use the same email for all your throwaways too isn't it? At any rate, the email address on the account isn't public information. So, you either remember it, do what Hotsauce and I have suggested, or you option C: You go through support and prove you own the account and recover it that way.