12 Ways To Say ‘I Miss You’

The phrase ‘I miss you’ seems too weak for some situations. It doesn’t capture that feeling of chaos and minor catastrophe caused by the absence of a true love or however you call them. To give the phrase more depth, sometimes you need to add props or a few extra words. For example:

1. Morse Code
- to adroitly communicate your anxiety, anguish and general gloom.

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2. Dinnerware
- particularly if you’re an ‘eat-for-comfort’ kind of person.

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3. Personalized playlists
- hey, it worked for Nick and Norah.

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4. Personalized artwork
-  if your dj skills were only so-so.

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5. Talking monsters
- if your artwork wasn’t as magnificent as you had planned.

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6. Calculations of distance
- forget the arts; math can be romantic too.

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7. Pictures of you crossing that distance
- or the ‘metaphor of you’ (in this case, a rabbit on a bicycle).

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8. Positive thinking.

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9. A footnote
- to clarify what you really mean by ‘I miss you’.

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10. Specific details
- what exactly do you miss?

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11. Confessions of fear
- nothing says ‘I miss you’ like having dreams of death and destruction, the products of an exaggerated imagination that is sleeping alone.

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12. Just to clarify: those were bad dreams.

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