Reasons for missing absent loved ones
The article discusses why people are fond of missing their loved ones. Many suffer from being drawn to romantic relationships through idealized images and fantasies, rather than facing the reality filled with challenges. It explains that a culture that glorifies deprivation and attachment to the lost pushes lovers to perpetuate suffering and to await reunion, causing love to remain in the realm of fantasy and reflected in poetry and digital images. It also points out that separation lessens the need to confront reality and increases dependence on pain as part of the lover's identity—a behavior that today finds new expression in virtual relationships on screens, where people preserve love for the image and build imaginary connections far removed from the real person. The article emphasizes that true love requires tangible interaction, and that obsession with fantasy prevents genuine confrontation with the loved one, hindering understanding of the true person and causing us to love the image more than reality.
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