Missing People

When I was young (late teens) I went through a period where I wasn’t sure if I was capable of “real” love (whatever that means). When a gf broke up with me I got very upset and thought ‘oh that must mean I love her’. But the truth is I’m not sure I really missed her company. Maybe just other things especially at that age. Through the years I’ve lost others (relatives, friends) either through death or friendships ending. While I feel the losses I don’t really miss any of them. Except one. She was my best friend. She wanted more from the relationship but I didn’t think it would be right for me. Rolling eyes Now 10 years after her death I miss her every day almost every minute. As it turns out I think she was MY PERSON and I missed it. I’m relating this story to ask if anybody else has a similar experience as far as missing people goes. Despite the pain of losing my friend part of me now KNOWS that I did love and still do. I actually MISS HER COMPANY. And at 62 I’m still alone (not necessarily lonely) and single. A lot of being alone feels natural. But now some doesn’t. 

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  • this is likely because society has twisted and overused what love is and made out love is everywhere and common... when it isnt...

    love is hard earned through shared exepriences and bonding. it isnt instant or at first sight, that is often lust. and it isnt easy to develope true love. it isnt sexual either and the most common love you will have is for any family member you are close with.

    society is at fault for misrepresenting what love truly is.

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  • this is likely because society has twisted and overused what love is and made out love is everywhere and common... when it isnt...

    love is hard earned through shared exepriences and bonding. it isnt instant or at first sight, that is often lust. and it isnt easy to develope true love. it isnt sexual either and the most common love you will have is for any family member you are close with.

    society is at fault for misrepresenting what love truly is.

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