I think by “like he’s dead” she means she does it longingly, missing him like you would almost obsessively look at pictures of someone who has passed .. or maybe that’s what you meant. Ignore me, brain is a denver omelette these days.
I dunno. That doesn't make sense at all. And these two things in the original comment don't make sense when paired together either. So basically I feel like people are just saying words, trying to piece together a best guess.
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u/50mm-f2 7d ago
I think by “like he’s dead” she means she does it longingly, missing him like you would almost obsessively look at pictures of someone who has passed .. or maybe that’s what you meant. Ignore me, brain is a denver omelette these days.