Missing someone vs missing their company?

[Anonymous]

How do you determine the difference between missing someone and missing their company?

[SexyPetite]

Well if your going to split it into these two catagories. I would say when missing someone, you have had loving feelings for them ànd now they have passed or moved away. As opposed to only missing the company sounds more like you are a lonely persin who had someone liok in on them and now they have moved on to someone else and you are now lonely again
Otherwise i dont really think there are much of a difference between the two

[SexyPetite]

Thanks for the mho

[Aiasis]

When you miss someone, you miss the highs and lows of their personality. You miss the bad times and the good times. When you miss their company, you only miss the good times and how great they made you feel during those times. You only miss the things they did that made you smile.

[humanearth]

Like when my wife goes out of town. It's a combination of both. At 1st I start to miss her being here. Then after a week I really start to miss her.

It's always nice when she has to be gone for extended amount of time. When she writes me letters. Just reading and smelling her petfume on the paper. Just makes me long for her even more.

[Jjpayne]

Missing someone means desiring what special or unqine about them and enjoying doing the things they used to do. And missing their company is about a feeling of wanting any guy to be close to, you are feeling lonely and just want someone with you. Anyone will do

[Asker]

This is the best explanation so far

[Jjpayne]

Thank you

[LoU_Hades]

People don't like/miss each other but emotions the other person arouses inside them. From egoistic point of view is 'missing someone' an empty phrase.

[Asker]

So how would you know you are missing someone and not their company?

What would be different.

[Avicenna]

Its essentially the same thing. Some people might differentiate the physical aspects from companionship, though.

[Asker]

So no difference in your opinion

[Supermosh1990]

One you miss the person abd tge other you miss spending time with them.

[Asker]

Give more details pls lol

[Supermosh1990]

Missing some one shows you care , while missing there company usually means that you care a lot more about that person.

[Asker]

Still unsure haha

[Supermosh1990]

They can combine if you love someone your not miss that person but your gonna miss being around them. . (Missing somebody’s company = you miss being around then , and missing someone = you miss that person a lot

[Surely]

To try to differentiate the question.
Missing someone might be like someone that has passed on and you will not be seeing them again in this world.
Missing their company would be like not seeing them for a while, but there is a chance that you will at sometime.

[Girther10]

No, but I’ve been told I am missed, because of my cock? Does that count?😎

[loveslongnails]

This is just semantics. The only thing I can think of right off the bat would be missing someone sexually because you enjoy that, but then wanting them to go because you don't miss their company! LOL

[HighHithom]

To me missing someone is when you think about them when they're not there (you're only including one person). Missing their company is when you're with other people, but it's not as good as if that particular person was there.

[Rushabh52]

U miss someone wen u NEED them and U miss their company wen remember GOOD TIME (MEMORIES) u both have spent...

[markscott]

It seems the closer you are to someone, the more you miss them in particular, not just their company.

[Asker]

But how can you know? What is the difference in the particular feeling. How would you know for yourself for example?

[markscott]

When you miss the person, you have more of a yearning to be with the re, rather than to miss the conversations. etc.

[Asker]

Example?

[markscott]

babybae: When you really care for someone, it's like an ache in your heart to be away from them for long. When you just miss their company, it's much easier to be away from them, and your head aches much less.

[Mackrxx]

maybe I haven't met that girl but I really miss her and wanna meet her face to face.

[Asker]

Haha same. You funny

[JHNS98]

I think I know the difference, but I'm not quite sure

[COMMODOREII]

They seem the same to me.

[SeanshterMonster]

You can miss both at the same time too.

[Anonymous]

if you can't see yourself marrying/having their kids, you're likely only missing their company

[JKingOff]

I think they're the same thing.

[Anonymous]

Is this question for real?

[WhiteShoulder]

No clue lol