but you can't miss someone you've never met. Right? (So why bother saying "I miss you," in the first place?)
Ah, never a dull moment.
Friday, September 26, 2008
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- Natasha Angela Gregorio
- Chicago, Illinois, United States
- Natasha, 24, is a recent graduate at the University of Illinois at Chicago, with a Bachelors of Arts in English and a triple concentration in Creative Writing of Poetry, 18th Century British Literature, and American Literature. Her passion for English and language is simply undefinable. She believes that language is the base for every significant aspect of our daily lives. It is the root of all communication. Language allows us not only to interact with one another on a basic level, but also it allows us to share our innermost thoughts, feelings, secrets and desires. Our thoughts and words, both spoken and written, are not always expressed as they should be. She is interested in exploring the planes of language, to examine the intimacy of thought in conjunction with the written word. Ironically, as a society we communicate on so many levels, yet we fail to divulge our deepest longings, especially after our most basic needs are met. However, in some instances, we really are at a loss for words.
i guess technically you can...for instance, if you've never met someone you've talked to online for a very long time (a friend's situation) and you grow fond of him, you could miss him?
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