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Is it normal to miss the feeling of missing someone? And how to stop that?

Profile: Anonymous
Anonymous on Aug 15, 2018
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yes it it totally normal to miss someone especially if he/she is a your close or best pal. You can talk to them when required.
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Profile: CarlosSherrill
CarlosSherrill on Sep 26, 2018
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Yes I am currently going through the same situation at the moment. It does take time to get over someone when you truly love them and would of done anything for them. I am currently still in love and I’ve gotten over it before with my ex. I have been through it, gone through it, and I am just wanting to help others since I sadly have experience in this, I just wanna hell others because everyone deserves a friend who won’t judge and is a great listener . While you don’t know me I just wanna tell you, you can trust me.
Profile: Bohochick92
Bohochick92 on Nov 8, 2018
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Yes, it's a completely normal process. We grow as a person everyday & when the new experiences finds place in our life, we subconsciously let go of the older ones. What I mean is it's completely normal not to miss someone. Life goes on, and letting go or finding new things in life which eventually replace the old is just a part of the healing process. However if you still want to stop it, then I would recommend you to often walk down your memory lane, visit that person and his or her memories. And try to keep those memories which resonates with you, or which you you feel holds a meaning and you want it to be a part of who you are today. I hope it helps. Best wishes and love😊😊
Profile: benevolentPoetry31
benevolentPoetry31 on Nov 9, 2018
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It's okay to miss the feeling of missing someone. When we are separated from someone we miss them and it take certain time to move on from that feeling but on the way, we get used to missing them and when we don't miss them anymore we kind of miss the feeling because we have had the habit of missing them. But it's okay now, we can always have new and better habits. Keep working on your self and focus on your goal, do better every day. Find new habits or form one, enjoy your life. We only get one life afterall and why waste it? Why not enjoy every bit of it? I know, it can be difficult at times but you can do it. Breath, eat and sleep-step one, find a goal- step two, work for that goal-step three. Grow step by step, you don't have to hurry. Have a nice day:)
Profile: Addyvision
Addyvision on Jan 20, 2019
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Listening songs, and workouts keep buzy and hangouts with friends and family to feel good that you may not miss someone at that time Keep your mind divert from it And give attention to your goal and targets which you want to achieve in your life Its will decrease the thinking of that person which you missing more Its always work for everyone make sure to complete your goals and tasks which you want to complete Keep away from the things which make you think about that persons Spend time with your loving parents and friends Be happy and confident Life free
Profile: HeyDude126293729
HeyDude126293729 on Apr 5, 2019
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Yes. It is perfectly normal. A lot of people have it. Personally I dont think there is anything you can do about it. Just give it some time. It should go away as time goes. And if it doesnt then try to do things to get your mind off them. It isnt healthy to miss someone. So find a way to get them off your mind. Hang with friends. Play videogames. Watch TV. Or movies. Just do something to get them off your mind. If you dont, it could drag you to a depression. So get them off your mind asap.
Profile: daisychristabel
daisychristabel on Apr 10, 2019
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Tu me manques- in French, it means something like 'i miss you' but translates something like missing a part of oneself. I think that linguistic relativity is very interesting. It is normal to miss the feeling of missing someone, or something, absolutely, and it's not just an emotional loss. It's also a perceptual loss. So when you think you see the ghost of a lost loved one or recognise a pattern in your life that is reminiscent of the person you have lost, know that it is because your brain is on your side, trying to fill in all the gaps.
Profile: LittleMissJoy
LittleMissJoy on Apr 24, 2019
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It is very normal to miss someone that once played a very important part in your life. To miss someone, it just validates that this person was once someone who meant a lot to you. It can be difficult to stop the feeling of missing someone. The best approach to make that feeling hurt less is by keeping yourself busy and, distracted. Do the things you love or, make you happy. Be around the people that keep you from being reminded of missing this person. It is not an easy process to do but, in time you will not feel the pain, hurt or sadness that you may be feeling now.
Profile: crispParadise16
crispParadise16 on Apr 28, 2019
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It is a very normal thing in fact. I still miss the feeling of how I felt when I missed the girl 5 years ago. The good thing is that it can be changed into a good experience too. I accepted the fact that things are not the same anymore and I reached out to that girl and apologized her for everything wrong I was. I helped her to get over everything and start a new life. When you help someone whom you miss, the feeling that they are doing great now because you reached out and fixed what was broken, even though if you are not in there lives anymore, it is a great feeling and makes me happy when I think of it now.
Profile: Anonymous
Anonymous on Aug 1, 2019
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Ofcourse it’s normal. Whatever you are feeling is normal and is completely okay as it’s very likely many people are in the same boat and feeling the exact same way. The feeling is just your body reminding you of a feeling that you were used to in the past and now is seen as comfortable and familiar feeling as you lived with the feeling for so long. If you feel as if it’s not normal you are just trying to alienate yourself from every one else and that is no use as it just not the case your feelings are normal and they are valid
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