Mishu is inspired by “I miss you”, in 2020.
Let me explain the "Miss" in I miss you - In the beginning of the global pandemic Covid-19 when relationships were maintained in long distance. You might familar with "it's not goodbye but till we meet again", during this time, you might never have a chance to meet each other ever again. Being together in the same place- became luxurious, and Mishu was born in this circumstance.
And the "You" (in I miss you) is actually many people. Before, the "you" is often someone who may come and go, in and out of my life. Here for a while, then gone for a spell. Somehow I realise the ones that I miss, are usually the ones that return to me. Sometimes, separated by physical distance, sometimes by time, I still hope they find their way back.
When they do return back to me, often on a weathered path, it is hard to contain my joy when we are able to pick up right where we left off. It is true. Some relationships are meant for only a season. Some are meant for a lifetime.
"I miss you", it means that you mean a lot to me. Not only does it mean that you have positively impacted my life but it also means that I want you to stay. I know people come and go, and that’s life, but I’m going to be honest, I want you to stay in my life.
