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Confrontation with romanian teacher... - Reijin - 01-30-2006

longful?

lonely?

depressed?

empty?

forgotten?


Confrontation with romanian teacher... - Super Buu - 01-30-2006

I don't suppose there is a specific English word for missing one person in particular. 'Longing', perhaps, but that could be longing for anything. 'Lonely', but that's mostly focused on oneself, whereas missing one person in particular could be whilst being surrounded by others.

Edit: You would have to use phrases, like, 'a profound sense of longing for *name*' or the tried and tested 'I miss *that guy*'


Confrontation with romanian teacher... - Vegeta Jr - 01-30-2006

I know!


Incomplete.


Confrontation with romanian teacher... - Bra - 01-31-2006

Men do not feel emotion.

/Austrian accent


Confrontation with romanian teacher... - Vegeta Jr - 01-31-2006

Like I said.. the only thing that comes close as far as I know is "feeling incomplete" or "being incomplete", but thats only with a true loved one. Else you just say you miss someone.


Confrontation with romanian teacher... - Hellfighter 17 - 01-31-2006

'Separation anxiety.'


Confrontation with romanian teacher... - Super Buu - 02-01-2006

Like I said, there is no single word which defines it (though feel free to keep looking, people). Things like 'longing' don't refer to this kind of scenario in particular. So yeah, you have to go with phrases Tongue


Confrontation with romanian teacher... - Hellfighter 17 - 02-02-2006

Quote:Originally posted by Super Buu
Like I said, there is no single word which defines it (though feel free to keep looking, people). Things like 'longing' don't refer to this kind of scenario in particular. So yeah, you have to go with phrases Tongue
Prove 'separation anxiety is not one word. I'm not sure if it is or not, but prove its invalidity as a conjoined word for me.