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blairc123
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It may mean that they miss you, but they don't want to make you feel guilty. It depends on the context though. Hope this was helpful ☺️
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without a context it sounds like "I miss you a little bit...not a lot".
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Its a tentative way to say I miss you while playing it down
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It may mean that they miss you, but they don't want to make you feel guilty. It depends on the context though. Hope this was helpful ☺️
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