26 Tweets About Missing Your Partner That Are So Relatable, You’ll Want To Text Bae ASAP

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26 Tweets About Missing Your Partner That’ll Put You In Your Feels

by Korey Lane

July 8, 2019

Summer is here, and with it, a two-month long vacay between semesters. Spending the summer away from college is almost always fun, but if you have a partner who's from a different hometown than you, the break might come with distance from your SO until you're back in school. It might be consoling to remember that there are thousands of couples around the world who also face the same long-distance struggle, and reading the following tweets about missing your partner might help you remember you're not alone. This distance is only temporary.

Whether the distance is due to separate summer jobs or internships, family vacations, or a desire to take a break from the relationship while you're apart, long-distance can suck, and has the potential to really eff with your feelings. When you're in love, your body "is releasing adrenaline, dopamine and serotonin, in addition to testosterone and estrogen," Clarissa Silva, behavioral scientist, relationship coach, and creator of the Your Happiness Hypothesis Method previously told Elite Daily. "Dopamine is what creates chivalrous behavior in men and intense attachment for women." When you are away from your partner, "all of these processes are winding down and [can lead to] heartache," she explains.

If you're looking for comfort in the knowledge that you're not alone in missing bae, read on for the best tweets about missing your partner.

Distance can cause stress.

"When our partner leaves on a business trip or is away from you, you may feel stressed (especially if it is a newer relationship)," licensed psychologist and founder of Rapport Relationships Jennifer B. Rhodes previously told Elite Daily. "When we feel stressed we are biologically seeking validation that everything is OK from our partner."

Crying it out can help.

Honestly, a comfy bed, a box of tissues and your favorite form of comfort food can be really helpful when you miss your partner.

LOL, too real.

You just love them so much!

'Round the clock heartsickness, baby.

This, too, is normal.

SOS

Accurate!

Ah, yes, that time of day.

That magical hour of the day, right after nightfall when the loneliness starts to kick in? Yeah, that sucks.

Hallucinations are a very real thing.

Sorry, not sorry!

* Texts, "Pls turn around and come back" *

I can't be the only one.

Aww!

If you say you've never done this, I don't believe you!

Deodorant, body spray, laundry detergent... you name it! Anything that smells like them can be so consoling during time apart.

Different time zones makes long-distance so much harder.

Make sure you're keeping in touch and coming up with a call schedule, so you are guaranteed some quality face time.

And that's that on that.

Omg.

This is dedication! Whatever it takes, amirite?

He def thinks about you at work.

Relatable AF.

It really is the little things.

To anyone who will listen:

GROSS, I tell you!

Nothing can be taken for granted.

Especially sleeping next to each other.

IDC!

It's never too early to tell bae you miss them. Periodt!

I'm just going to keep saying it.

Actual photo of my face when I miss my SO.

Hello police this is a real emergency.

Someone call 911, don't try me.

RUFKM?

Hello, all other partners please take note of this behavior.

It's totally normal and healthy to miss your partner. Just make sure you're taking care of yourself while they're away, and remember this won't last forever. Also, keep in mind that if you start to hallucinate that the throw pillows next to you are actually your partner, it might be time for a nice, long walk outside. Some deep breaths won't hurt either. Just saying.