Do you miss someone right now?

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No, at least no one who's alive.

Missing people is especially hard for me. At the tender age of 7 I has hit by a car's mirror in the left frontal lobe at a crosswalk and I suffer from traumatic brain injury traits like perserverance, and quickly angered. I've literaly, recently been standing in my shower and blurted out what to tell a gal, only the conversation was months beforehand. My aspie traits don't help either as in the moment of emotive discussion I freeze. Unable to dialogue about what most men likely feel at ease talking about. Sadly, I find myself with not a single woman I've been intimate with, to converse with today, or even a single female friend to call. The mostly highly emotional creatures of all, women, lovely and so much a part of life itself and I can't maintain friendships with a single one. A sad sorry subject indeed, friendships. Thanks for reading.

I miss having long hair sometimes, like when its cold, oh and straight nails. Those things were probably only valid for the duration of my teens but now.. I feel that if no one wants to feel attracted to someone like me, that's okay, as long as they aren't thinking I won't like them or want to be with them in the near future. Now I said some things to my ex-bf, about his weight, but what I really wanted to say was I love you. now its too late. should I just shrug and tell myself , well he cares too much about his friends anyway, so what will be will be? Is need the same as love, it was so long that now I cant even remember.
I believe that there are real prince charming's out there, who don't need to be machos to swoon me. Lets hope that one day, my increasing moods will only serve to warm to a potential lover, rather than be foreseen as a threat. Part of the skill is learning, to compromise love and share a bit. I only hope my parents mismarittal cyclones don't serve to haunt me in my prolithic vivid affairs in civil courtship and monotony. A book on love would best be observed rather than quoted out of hindsight because even Richard burton loved a woman who he could never truly be with. lets hope all my future romances don't all end in fairytales by the end of them.

I miss my mom today. She has been dead for eight years. Probably the upcoming holidays is bringing this out.

We weren't even that close. Fior doesn't understand because both his parents are alive.

Damn it. Sometimes you just want some one to say it's gonna be alright.

*tears*

Thanks for letting me vent.

Yes, many people. My unborn baby who will always be missed and loved. My beautiful Dogs who are now passed but never forgotten. My daughter who is now away at college but coming home for a visit soon . My friend Angela who I lost touch with but who I would dearly love to see again. My friend D who seems not to want to have anything to do with me anymore.

missing her terrible, everything is going wrong and she was the only one i had to talk to, i keep seeing picture of her and saving them.

yes, there was a person who could make me laugh and I miss that person very much, but they are no longer living.

At this particular moment, I miss no person, dead or alive, I simply miss nature. The feel of the breeze, the sound of leaves rustling, the sounds of animals, the trees, the air, just...the feeling of being in the middle of nowhere.

Yup. It's the cause of my marital issues.

Yes. Very much so.

I miss my boyfriend. I am lonely and sad and I want to feel his arms around me, feel his lips on mine and touch his hair. We are getting together soon. I am going to miss my baby girl I am legally separated and not getting custody of her. I miss my dad he loved me and he has been dead for over 20 years. I am signing my divorce papers on my wedding anniversary which is next week.....I really miss and want my boyfriend he loves me and takes care of me. I feel like crying I miss and want to spend time with him so badly.

I miss my fiance. He was killed by a drunk driver on August 28 of this year. He was the first relationship I'd been in where I could be my own weird aspie self because he was an aspie, also. He was an incredible man - IQ of 160, did software development for NASA, weird, funny, and could make anything at all that we did together the most fun thing in the world, including breaking down in the middle of nowhere and occasionally having Twinkie Dogs for dinner.

In the two years we were together, we traveled all over the U.S. (sometimes in a car, sometimes on motorcycles), went camping, did some geocaching, visited many weird roadside attractions, built potato cannons, trebuchets, and other weapons of limited destruction. We read the same books, loved the same movies and TV shows, liked the same foods, thought and said the same things at the same times.

I've been in counseling since his death, which is how I discovered that I am (and he was) an aspie. I am hoping that, someday, when I get beyond this overwhelming grief over his loss, I will be able to find another wonderful aspie with whom to share my life. Meanwhile, I'm enjoying this website. Thanks for being here.

Yes, and I want to punch him in the face, too.

She criticised me till I broke and I still miss her. I'm such an idiot.