Itching to Say "I Miss You" After a Breakup
By Graceekwenx
@Graceekwenx (3160)
Philippines
6 responses
@hardworkinggurl (37062)
• United States
16 Jul 11
I don't think I would tell someone I broke up with that I miss them. See if I broke up with them, there had to have been a reason and I don't think I would be taken seriously if I informed the person that I missed them. So no I would do all possible from keeping myself in saying that I missed them.
@fabsprecious (1565)
• United States
13 Jul 11
It would all depend on the situation and what the cause was for the break up, but if it was my fault and I was having second thoughts and missing him, I would definitely contront him and let him know. I have done that in the past on one occassion and vice versa and it turned out for the best, we are now married and have been together for 16 years with two beautiful children.
So, yes I think honesty is sometimes (not always) that best solution.
@sophiecheer (931)
• Philippines
15 Jul 11
This is exactly what happened to me just recently. I broke up with my Bf of 1 year to address my inner issues. We had that long distance kind of relationship. There are some aspects of the relationship that I can't deal with like lack of communication and stuffs. I deemed it rather pointless to have a relationship with someone who lives far away from me. Just the way that I feel at that time..
Anyway, I broke up with him. Days later (actually a month to be exact), I itch to tell him that I missed him and that I was sorry for breaking up and like.. explain that it's just a mistake. I stood my ground though-damn this pride of mine.
Gratefully, my BF woe me once again. Who am I to resist? So I took him back. that period of breaking up was a miserable time for me.
Gratefully, my BF woe me once again. Who am I to resist? So I took him back. that period of breaking up was a miserable time for me. @rambansal (574)
• India
13 Jul 11
There can be objective answer to this, it is a purely subjective matter, and every individual case has a different answer. Good that you provoke a discussion on such a delicate issue.







