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Often a message or email can bring about an awkward and uncomfortable situation or circumstance in life, which we cannot avoid. When someone sends you a "I miss You" and you reply mirroring the feeling. But sometimes or for some people you don't want or wish to reply with a 'miss you too'. This creates an awkward situation. The best way to respond is to be gentle, polite, and tactful but keep it short and sweet. So, good luck!
The list can be endless! Depending on who the sender is or your history with them can cause you texting anxiety, leaving you exasperated or in a lurch. An affectionate message may come from someone like an unrequited crush or ex, your sibling or cousin you don't see eye to eye with, an old friend you’ve lost touch with for whatsoever reason or even an old coworker. Staring at the screen not knowing how to go about it is one of the first emotions we get ushered with followed by discomfort, rage, or just simply nonchalant. Try to have positive thoughts while handling this.
If you want to go a little on the sarcastic side these messages can be perfect response to an unwanted "I miss you".
Navigating through uncomfortable moments, such as replying messages like this, can be skillfully managed by harnessing positive thoughts. This social skill can greatly benefit you in various aspects of your life. However, gracefully embracing the situation and approaching it with confidence, charisma, and empathy is an art form in itself.
At the end of the day, whatever your response is, just make sure it reflects how you feel!
If I had a dollar for every time you’ve made my life better, I’d be the richest person in the world. Here’s to you, my love—happy birthday!
I may have taken you for granted at times, and things may have been tense or uncomfortable recently. But I do want you to know how much I value you and how happy I am to have you in my life. This Thanksgiving I am thankful that I have you.