Yes, I think you're right about that. Sometimes missing something makes it that much more special to get it, or return to it again... But then if you're leaving something, or someone, or they're leaving you it's almost like if you don't say goodbye you might not get a chance.
That's precisely my view. And provided I don't see those I care about again whilst they're alive, I'd much prefer not to say goodbye at all. It's easily less painful, and terribly selfish, but I've yet to overcome this.
I've said something similar, along the lines of, "Til we meet again," which is optimistic for them, and deceitful for me. But then, we do what we must. I wouldn't say it often, but I happen to think it's selfish to expect a goodbye, or a certain type of goodbye, when some people prefer not to say it at all.
I feel I'm always going somewhere...and always obligated to say goodbye, though I do my best not to. Sometimes I think it would be the decent thing if I could learn to say goodbye, for others' peace of mind.
No, I suppose if it would ultimately make them feel better, I could try it, but I honestly doubt it will happen. I seem much fonder of just leaving with the hint that I may return. Even though I usually don't. *sighs* Miserable universe at times.
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All I can say, is do what you think needs to be done. Nobody can expect much more from you than that.
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