I miss you?

[paisleywaltz]

It has come to my attention that I throw around the phrase "I miss you" like a boomerang I hope will return. Upon losing people, both figuratively and literally, I've found "I miss you" to mean a variety of things, in several contexts. Why is this a phrase that so easily leaves my tongue?

"I miss you" usually has the equivalent of-- "Wow, It's been

Comments

[lena_horne]

I miss you too.

[paisleywaltz]

This is one of those instances where the boomerang came back!

[barelystrangers]

and i miss you. i feel honored to be mentioned in this post, it's wonderful.

[vagueshadow]

You can miss someone when they're sitting right in front of you. Because sometimes missing a person has nothing to do with physical proximity, but rather emotional closeness. Just because they're there doesn't mean they're really there.