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What is MISS YOU?
When someone you loved or cared about is slowly fading and you want them and miss them
I miss her 😔
I miss him
I miss you
MISS YOU - video
MISS YOU - what is it?
Should I keep holding on? Should I keep hoping? Sometimes, I don’t even know if I should stay here and wait for you or let you go already. How can I let go of someone who played a big part of my life.
I miss you. Tell me to let go, then I’ll let you go.
What does "MISS YOU" mean?
Prolonged time periods away from Sophie may lead to lots of I miss you’s and an extensive usage of the text message I love you😘
I miss you baby.
MISS YOU - what does it mean?
Missing Someone isn't about how long its been since you've seen them last or the amount of time since you last talked.
It's about that very moment when you are doing something and you wish they were right there with you.
Baby, I miss you so much right now. Why are you not right here with me?
MISS YOU - meaning
Heartfelt way of telling someone that their absence is felt.
I miss you, let's hang out.
I miss you, you've been away for so long.
I miss you, we always have a great time together.
I miss you and what we used to have.
I miss you, please grace me with your presence.
I miss you, what the hell is taking so long.
I miss you, I love you.
MISS YOU - definition
When you miss someone so much, you start searching it in Urban Dictionary.
I miss you! Damn it.
MISS YOU - slang
- bullshit text from a narcissist seeking validation. do not engage.
- fuckboi text reminding you he exists after disappearing for months, just in case you've forgotten him.
block immediately.
narcissist: miss you
{block}
MISS YOU
Noticing someone's absonce not being able to talk to them or see them for long periods of time.
I am going to miss you
MISS YOU
no matter what turns life takes, no matter how much time has passed, missing someone doesn't change anything. It's a statement with no expectation. Nothing else. Just know you are loved.
When all is silent, I'm Missing You
MISS YOU
When you miss someone in a different way, but not as a friend. More than a friend .
“I miss you miss you James”