If you miss someone…

If you miss someone or something, if at certain times you feel incomplete, accept it!
Don’t be afraid to need others, to depend on them.
Don’t force yourself to be self-sufficient, to have everything inside you.
Consider the option of not being everything, but only a part of the whole.
In this case, if you feel you are missing someone or something, it is a legitimate feeling. Therefore, accept to attract what you lack towards you.
And if what is missing does not arrive, take the initiative and start looking for them.
The meeting often takes place halfway.
What you are missing is looking for you, because it also needs you, but it can only find you if you show up and this happens faster if you go towards what you miss.
So if you’ve been missing someone or something for a long time, if you’re tired of waiting, you need to make a move.
Go towards who and what you miss, until you find it.
But remember that it is not enough to find what you are missing.
It is also necessary that you let them know that you miss them and that you need them. Don’t be afraid of becoming dependent.
Many times you met who and what you missed, but then you pretended to be self-sufficient, to have everything inside of you. Of course, this is true at a certain level, and if you feel that it is really like this for you, then there is absolutely no point in missing and retrieving something or someone.
But if instead you do miss who and what you miss and feel unhappy as a result, the next time you meet someone you miss avoid using strategies, be explicit, say clearly that you miss them.
If you are not everything, but only a part of the whole, and you want to unite with everyone and everything, your responsibility is to recognize who and what you are missing, go towards them and openly declare your willingness to join them, regardless of their response.
Everything else does not concern you.
It’s about continuing to do it every time, with everyone and everything you miss, and also with what you do not miss for a while and then you miss it again, until, out of exhaustion, you will miss nothing and you will really be all.