"I love you" vs. "I miss you"
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Dec 27 - 4AM
"I love you" vs. "I miss you"
Can "I miss you" actually ever invoke stronger feelings than "I love you" especially in today's world where the word love is thrown around like a paper bag.
I've been retracing things from the last 8 years with exN. I noticed that I dont use the three words often. This does not mean I didn't feel it or know it, because I did (hate to admit ..but I still do, but I recognise it will take time for it to go..). I have used "i miss you'' to convey the same emotion/or a greater emotion that ''i love you'' does not convey in my opinion.
I guess I am curious about these words and how people use them. Not just for narcs, but for yourselves as well.
I "love" you and I "miss" you
Yeah I agree. Love and miss
Sparrow...I love the ...
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