When a girl or guy asks you "Did you miss me?", it's actually a way of them saying, "I missed you." Do you agree? Is there any other reason they would ask you that question?
"Did you miss me?" means "I missed you". Do you agree?
Did you miss me? Sometimes is a way of playing with words - its like being conceited and sayin hey I know you like me, were you thinking about me while I was gone, in a indirect way. Did you miss me is one sided, in other words the person asks did you miss me ? They could be playing around/flirting and not really asking the question or they could really be asking did you miss me. lol I could see the person saying that in a way of self glorification, or sometimes its a petty way of saying did you miss me? Because I dam sure missed you and your ___________ - fill in the blank lol
I use to say that to this girl in (after Thanksgiving break) that I had some feelings for, but didn't want to be to direct So since I know females are a little more emotional/clingy than males, I played with words and said to her "did you miss me" in a flirtatious way without being too direct, but was never really looking for a complete answer more of a smile or "Hell Noo" or sarcastic response from the girl.
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Well, sometimes it's an expression of doubt in the relationship; they think you are indifferent to them, and are testing to see if you really thinnk about them when you are apart.'
But a lot of the time, yes, it's just a way of avoiding a heavy commitment like 'I miss you.' Instaead, they put the ball in your court.
sometimes, but I don't always agree.
this guy would CONSTANTLY ask "did you miss me" and would NEVER say "i missed you" even though I asked him why he couldn't just say he missed me. because it became a thing like he just wanted to hear it for his ego and never cared about me the same way.
let me tell you, it was constant. every single time I saw him or spoke to him "did you miss me" and NEVER "i miss you" except for one time when I was ignoring his ass.
so, if it's the first time you hear it, or the person doesn't do it a lot, it is probably a shy or indirect way of hinting "i miss you"
but it can be abused and by that point you know it's likely just an ego trip.
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Some people can't express themselves properly or believe that they shouldn't show their interest directly for whatever reason (maybe to seem indifferent = more interesting) so 'Did you miss me' could as well imply that they somehow assume that you missed them because they spent some time thinking about you as well, hence, hoping that it's a mutual feeling and by asking you this question, they kind of try to reassure that they aren't the only one.
Honestly, why else would someone ask this question?
My mother used to say: "Do not believe a guy that says he loves you. If he nervously asks you 'Do you love? me' that's when he truly likes you."
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For some - yes. But it can also be used as a way to boost their ego ("Oh, so and such missed me!") and for those at the far end of the spectrum dealing with depression or the like, a way of checking where they stand in life/if anyone cares for them still or if they are as "alone" as they feel.
Others who are shy may want to confirm you've missed them as much as they've missed you before coming out and saying, "I missed you."
Again, it really comes down to the individual as to what it might mean. =)
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I don't believe most people have a problem expressing that they've missed someone.
At least I don't know anyone who asked "Did you miss me?" as a way to express that they've missed someone. Usually they are asking if you missed them, worried about them, ect.
If someone is missing someone, they say "I missed you".
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Not always but I must agree I use it to tease my boyfriend sometimes. I would not ask it to someone I don't care about.
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Mmm.. not always.
This is somewhat ideal, but not always the case.
Sometimes they genuinely aren’t fond of you, but fond of the attention by/from you.
Sounds like a bit of narcissism, on their end, tbh.
They are just a bit self-absorbed/ attention hungry.
It’s just better to find someone who will be mature ENOUGH, to actually say when and if they miss you. If anyone asked me this, and they DID miss me, I’d hope they’d admit to that after I said my response- IF positive ofc, or even if not, if they want to confess their feelings for me then, or so.
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Not necessarily. Sometimes, they’re lonely and just want to fish for a boost to their ego
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Nope. Not necessarily sometimes they're just looking to see if you were thinking about them but doesn't mean they were thinking of you. It seems more of a bragging conceited sort of view.
And on the other hand if you're already in a relationship and they're CONSTANTLY asking if you miss me could be them just having to secure themselves by reassuring that you were thinking of them.
Now if you're in a relationship and the person was literally away for a while on vacation or whichever and they asked this question once they reunited with you and that's just them being sweet and flirtatious... And they probably missed you too.
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It may be a way of asking If you care about her, If you were thinking about her, a quiestion about your feelings... BECAUSE she probably missed you :)...
The question is whether she misses you as a friend or someone more.
Well, of course some girls are straight to express their feelings, sometimes there is nothing to read in between the lines, no hideen message ... It depends on the level of your communication, on the nature of one's bond. But you wouldn't be asking If you guys are just friends, If she is just friend. -
None of it is difficult to understand. There are no hidden meanings. It is only difficult to reconcile with.
A girl (6 or 7 years older) I was dating and later lived with used to ask me that. She turned out to be a prostitute. She was probably concerned I was loathing her and asked that after having sex-for-money with others.
She thought she was clever in how 'excellently' she did cheating. She kept giving her self away by strange statements she'd make, and then freaking out how she'll end up childless (which she did).
Not certain I'd call that fun nor clever nor smart nor a good way to live. But she got misguided into it somewhere along the way, and I was too young to tell her it was idiotic.
(Can't say it to younger girls now since they'd expect me to marry or father them/take them under my wing, and I don't have the resources to go against the porn, prostitution and narcotics (mysery) industries.
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It doesn't necessarily mean she missed you. It could mean exactly what she is saying. It depends on the type of girl. Is she a non committed girl? If so it could be a game to her. Some girls just love knowing a guy missed them without feeling the same. If you know for a fact she is into you or you are in a relationship then she probably did mean that she missed you. The question is did you miss her? Do you want her to miss you?
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i agree. like if I was to say to an ex, do you even miss me? it would mean I miss them. or if I was to say to someone I was dating after being away for a bit "did you miss me" it could mean a couple of things. either yes I missed them and wanted to check they missed me too, or it could just be they want to know where they stand with you. like I would want to see, is this person still drooling over me, do I still have this person wrapped around my finger, is this person thinking about me/ or seeing someone else. some people use words to manipulate. because they know how strong words such as I love you, miss, etc can mean to some people. I wouldn't overanalyse it. if its obvious that person misses you then you will just know. if you have to ask wht they mean by the statement then they probably don't actually miss you that much, just seeing how you feel. testing the waters.
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I think if they say "I missed you", they want you to tell them that you also missed them and they may even want you to say "I love you." They may say this to you because they aren't feeling like they have as much self-esteem as they should. They may just want you to tell them how much they mean to you...
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I say that, only because I feel like it's more of a flirty way of saying I missed them. I just am saying it without saying it, and I'm also finding out if they really did miss me. I only ask this question if I do miss them and I am wanting to know if they feel the same:)
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It's possible that asking that question could mean that they in turn are missing the person they're asking. But I think it's more about getting attention. When you try to solicit a person's feelings with a question like that, it just shows insecurity. They're trying to get reassurance from the other.
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I could not disagree more. I believe guys ask a girl whether she missed him because they still thinks that we are hopelessly lost without tghem, which as we all know could not be further from the truth. However, they want to have this old stereotype confirmed to feel better themselves.
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There's no confusion here, the only reason one would care if someone misses him/her is because he missed that person and needed a clever way to ask if the feeling was mutual.
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It could mean "I missed you", it could be an attempt at planting a seed in hopes they'll turn their thoughts toward you. But a lot of times it's just playful banter. I've asked my female friends if they missed me, and it was just playful banter and nothing else.
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WOW! This is the guy I was seeing. was annoying and was too insecure to just say 'i miss you'. got annoying after all. like babysitting his feelings.
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It means they are needy and should be avoided like the plague.
People are scared of getting rejected, so instead of saying they like someone, will ask that person if they like them first. Only once they have that 100% clarity that the other person likes them back first will they risk opening up their feelings for them. -
It can go either way. I don't know about men but women might ask this question in order to feel better about themselves. You can probably call this selfishness. Women want to feel loved and accepted and if a man she cares about isn't telling her that he misses her, she will get it out of him by indirectly posing this sort of question. Kind of sick, I know.
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Yes, I agree with you.
If they didn't miss them they wouldn't care if the other person missed them. Which defeats the purpose of the question.
Now the person that was ASKED the question doesn't necessarily have to miss the other person. -
Most people in some way, shape, or form, seek validation. We could be asking from others to validate our goodness, generosity, our worth... And it matters, because believe it or not, all people want validation to maintain their image of themselves to themselves.
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I don't miss someone during the course of a day.
I often don't miss people over the course of a week.
I do ask guys, specially ones that want to sleep with me...
If they miss me...
So no.. it doesn't mean I miss them. Not even a lil. -
"Did you miss me?" can carry different connotations depending on the context and the tone of the conversation. It is possible that the person asking the question is expressing their own feelings of missing the other person, but it could also be simply a polite inquiry into the other person's experience. It's important to consider the broader context of the conversation and the relationship between the individuals involved to understand the deeper meaning of the question.
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