30 Goodnight Messages When You Miss Someone
Missing someone often feels stronger at night. The day becomes quiet, distractions disappear, and the person you wish were beside you can suddenly become the main thought on your mind. A simple goodnight message can be a beautiful way to express that feeling without needing a long conversation.
The best messages are honest, warm, and personal. You can tell someone that you miss their presence, their voice, their smile, their hugs, or simply the comfort of knowing they are nearby. Whether the person is a romantic partner, someone you are dating, a close friend, or someone you love deeply, the right words can make the distance feel a little smaller.
Here are 30 goodnight messages for those moments when you miss someone.
1. Goodnight, I Miss You So Much
Goodnight, my love. I wish you were here beside me tonight. I miss your presence, your voice, your smile, and all those little things that make being with you feel so special. I hope you sleep peacefully tonight knowing that you are deeply missed and constantly thought about.
2. I Wish You Were Here
Goodnight, sweetheart. I wish I could turn around and see you beside me instead of reaching for my phone to send you this message. Tonight feels a little emptier without you here. I hope you have a peaceful night, and I hope we get to be together again soon.
3. Missing Your Goodnight Kiss
Goodnight, my love. I think what I miss most tonight is being able to look at you, smile, and give you a goodnight kiss before we fall asleep. Until I can do that again, please accept this message as a little reminder that you are always close to my heart.
4. The Night Feels Different Without You
Goodnight to the person I wish I could have beside me right now. The night feels different when you are not here. Everything is quiet, but somehow my thoughts are louder because they keep reminding me how much I miss you. Sleep well and remember that someone is thinking about you tonight.
5. I Miss Your Voice
Goodnight, sweetheart. I wish I could hear your voice one more time before I fall asleep. There is something comforting about hearing you talk, even when we are saying the simplest things. I miss that comfort tonight. Sleep peacefully, and know that I am thinking about you.
6. If I Could Send a Hug
Goodnight, my love. If I could send a hug through this phone, I would send you the biggest one right now. I miss being close to you and feeling that everything is okay simply because you are near. Until we can share that closeness again, sleep well and dream sweetly.
7. You Are My Last Thought Tonight
As I close my eyes tonight, you are the last person on my mind. I miss you more than I can put into a message, but I hope these few words remind you how much you mean to me. Goodnight, my love. May you sleep peacefully and wake up smiling.
8. I Wish We Could Talk Before Bed
Goodnight, sweetheart. I miss our conversations at the end of the day. I miss telling you about little things, laughing together, and hearing about everything that happened in your day. I wish we could talk tonight like we usually do. Sleep well, and let’s make up for it tomorrow.
9. Missing Your Smile
Goodnight, beautiful. I caught myself thinking about your smile tonight, and suddenly I realized just how much I miss you. I wish I could see that smile before going to sleep. Until then, I will carry the memory of it with me. Sleep peacefully, my love.
10. One More Night Apart
Goodnight, my love. It is just another night apart, but I still wish it were different. I wish I could hold you, hear your voice, and fall asleep knowing you were right beside me. Until that day comes, remember that distance cannot stop me from thinking about you.
11. I Miss the Little Things
Goodnight, sweetheart. Tonight I am not just missing you. I am missing the little things we do together. I miss your random jokes, your expressions, your laugh, and the way you make ordinary moments feel special. I hope you sleep well. I cannot wait to make more memories with you.
12. Thinking About Our Next Reunion
Goodnight, my love. Instead of focusing on how much I miss you tonight, I am thinking about the next time I get to see you. I am already imagining that first hug, that first smile, and the happiness of finally being together again. Sleep peacefully. I am counting down to that moment.
13. Distance Makes Me Miss You More
Goodnight, darling. Sometimes distance makes me realize just how much your presence means to me. I miss being able to reach for you, talk to you whenever I want, and share the simplest moments with you. I hope tonight passes quickly and brings us one day closer to being together.
14. I Wish I Could Fall Asleep Beside You
Goodnight, my love. I wish I could fall asleep beside you tonight and wake up with you in the morning. Instead, I am here thinking about you and wishing I could close the distance between us. Sleep peacefully, knowing that my heart is with you even when I cannot physically be there.
15. My Bed Feels Too Empty
Goodnight, sweetheart. Tonight my bed feels a little too empty because you are not here. I miss having you close, sharing those quiet moments before sleep, and knowing that I could simply reach out and touch your hand. I hope you rest well tonight. I miss you more than you know.
16. I Miss Our Late-Night Conversations
Goodnight to my favorite person. I miss those conversations that somehow made us forget what time it was. I miss laughing with you, sharing our thoughts, and staying awake just because neither of us wanted the conversation to end. Sleep well tonight. I hope we get another one of those nights soon.
17. You Are Far Away but Close to My Heart
Goodnight, my love. You may be far away from me tonight, but you are still incredibly close to my heart. I may not be able to hold you right now, but I can still think about you, love you, and look forward to the next time we are together. Sleep peacefully, darling.
18. I Miss Having You Near
Goodnight, sweetheart. Sometimes I do not need anything complicated. I simply miss having you near me. I miss your presence, your energy, and the peace I feel when you are around. I hope you sleep well tonight. I cannot wait until being together feels normal again.
19. Goodnight From Someone Who Misses You
Goodnight from someone who has been thinking about you all evening. I wish I could tell you all of this while sitting beside you instead of typing it on my phone. But until that becomes possible, let this message remind you that you are loved, missed, and remembered tonight.
20. I Hope You Dream of Us
Goodnight, my love. I hope you have beautiful dreams tonight, and if I get a little lucky, I hope those dreams include us. I miss sharing moments with you, even the ordinary ones. Until we can make new memories together, I will happily revisit the ones we already have.
21. I Miss Your Warmth
Goodnight, darling. Tonight I am missing the warmth of being close to you. There is something special about being able to sit beside someone you love without needing to say anything. I miss those quiet moments with you. Sleep peacefully tonight, and know that I am sending you all my love.
22. I Wish This Message Were a Kiss
Goodnight, my love. I wish this message could become a goodnight kiss the moment you read it. Since technology cannot quite do that yet, I will have to settle for sending you my love through these words. Close your eyes, relax, and imagine me wishing you the sweetest dreams.
23. Missing You at the End of the Day
The end of the day always makes me realize how much I miss you. When everything becomes quiet, I start wishing you were here so we could talk, laugh, and simply enjoy being together. Goodnight, sweetheart. I hope tomorrow brings us another opportunity to feel closer.
24. I Cannot Wait to See You Again
Goodnight, my love. I am going to sleep with one thought in my mind: I cannot wait to see you again. I cannot wait to look into your eyes, hold you close, and forget about the distance for a while. Until then, sleep peacefully and remember how much I miss you.
25. Tonight I Need You More Than Usual
Goodnight, sweetheart. Some nights are easier than others, and tonight I am missing you more than usual. I wish I could hear your voice and feel your presence. But even from far away, knowing that you are part of my life gives me something beautiful to hold onto. Sleep well, my love.
26. I Am Sending You My Love Tonight
Goodnight, darling. Since I cannot be there to hold you tonight, I am sending you all my love through this message. I hope you feel a little comfort when you read these words. You are deeply missed, warmly remembered, and very much loved. Have a peaceful night.
27. One Day We Will Laugh About the Distance
Goodnight, my love. There may be nights when the distance feels difficult, but I believe there will come a time when we look back and laugh about all the nights we had to say goodnight through a phone. Until then, I will keep loving you, missing you, and looking forward to seeing you again.
28. I Miss the Feeling of Being Safe With You
Goodnight, sweetheart. One of the things I miss most is the feeling I get when I am with you. Somehow, being near you makes the world feel quieter and easier. Tonight I wish I could experience that feeling again. Sleep peacefully, knowing that you are very special to me.
29. Tomorrow Will Bring Another Day Closer
Goodnight, my love. We may not be together tonight, but tomorrow will bring us one day closer to seeing each other again. So rest well, take care of yourself, and remember that there is someone here thinking about you before falling asleep. I miss you, and I cannot wait to see you again.
30. Goodnight to the Person I Miss Most
Goodnight to the person I miss most. If I could have one wish tonight, it would be to have you beside me for just a little while. I would hold you close, tell you how much you mean to me, and never want the moment to end. Until then, sleep peacefully. You are in my heart tonight and always.
How to Make a Goodnight Message More Personal
A goodnight message becomes much more meaningful when it sounds like something only you would say to that person. Instead of simply writing, “I miss you,” mention one specific thing you miss.
You could mention their laugh, their voice, the way they say goodnight, a favorite memory, a place you visited together, a private joke, or the feeling you have when you are around them.
For example, instead of saying, “I miss you tonight,” you could write, “I heard our favorite song tonight and immediately wished you were here so we could laugh about the way we used to sing it together.”
You can also connect the message to the future. Telling someone that you are looking forward to seeing them again can make a difficult night feel more hopeful. A message such as, “I miss you tonight, but I am already looking forward to our next hug,” expresses both the sadness of missing someone and the happiness of having something to anticipate.
Most importantly, the message does not need to be complicated. A sincere sentence can sometimes communicate more than a long paragraph. When you genuinely miss someone, simple words such as “I wish you were here,” “I miss hearing your voice,” or “I cannot wait to see you again” can carry a lot of emotion.
A thoughtful goodnight message is ultimately about reminding someone that distance does not erase their importance in your life. Even when you cannot be together at the end of the day, a few sincere words can help them feel remembered, valued, and loved before they fall asleep.
Below are 30 fictional case studies and practical comments showing how different people might use goodnight messages when they miss someone. The examples cover long-distance relationships, new relationships, married couples, busy partners, time-zone differences, and emotionally difficult nights.
30 Goodnight Messages When You Miss Someone
Missing someone can become especially noticeable at night. Once the day’s responsibilities are finished, there may be fewer distractions, making the absence of a loved one feel more immediate. A simple goodnight message can become a small but meaningful way to express affection, maintain connection, and let someone know they are still on your mind.
The following case studies are fictional examples created to illustrate different situations. Each one includes a sample goodnight message and a comment explaining why that type of message can work well.
1. Missing Your Partner After a Long Day
Case Study:
Daniel had a demanding day at work and spent most of it wishing he could talk to his partner, who lived in another city. By bedtime, he realized that what he wanted most was simply to hear her voice and be close to her.
He sent:
“Goodnight, my love. Today was exhausting, and somehow the hardest part is ending the day without you here. I wish I could give you a hug before we sleep. I miss you so much tonight.”
Comment:
The message works because it connects the feeling of missing someone with something specific that happened during the day. It does not try to hide the emotion. Sometimes honesty is more meaningful than trying to sound cheerful.
2. Missing Someone You Recently Started Dating
Case Study:
Maria had recently started seeing someone she really liked. They had spent a wonderful weekend together, but he had already returned home. She wanted to let him know she missed him without making the message feel overly serious.
She wrote:
“Goodnight. I didn’t expect to miss you this much already. I hope you sleep well and wake up knowing that someone is smiling because of the memories from this weekend.”
Comment:
When a relationship is new, a message can acknowledge affection without making unrealistic promises. Keeping it warm and natural allows the other person to understand the feeling without feeling pressured.
3. Missing Your Spouse While Traveling
Case Study:
James was traveling for work and had been away from his wife for several days. His hotel room felt unusually quiet that evening, so he decided to send her a message before going to sleep.
He wrote:
“Goodnight, sweetheart. This hotel room is comfortable, but it doesn’t feel like home without you. I miss your voice, your laugh, and even the little things I sometimes take for granted. I can’t wait to come home.”
Comment:
Sometimes people miss ordinary things more than dramatic romantic moments. Mentioning everyday details can make a message feel personal and genuine.
4. Missing Someone After an Argument
Case Study:
Aisha and her boyfriend had disagreed earlier in the day. They had not completely resolved the issue, but Aisha did not want to go to bed without acknowledging that she still cared about him.
She sent:
“Goodnight. I know today wasn’t easy for either of us, but I don’t want an argument to erase how much you mean to me. I hope you sleep peacefully tonight. We can talk more tomorrow.”
Comment:
A goodnight message does not always need to solve a disagreement. Sometimes its purpose is simply to communicate care while allowing both people time to calm down and continue the conversation later.
5. Missing Your Best Friend
Case Study:
David’s best friend had moved to another country. They used to talk almost every evening, so the silence felt strange. One night, David sent a simple message.
“Goodnight, my friend. I still find it strange not being able to call you whenever I want. I miss our ridiculous conversations. Sleep well over there, and don’t forget that your favorite troublemaker is thinking about you.”
Comment:
Not every goodnight message has to be romantic. A message to a close friend can express affection, appreciation, and nostalgia while still keeping the tone playful.
6. Missing Physical Closeness
Case Study:
Sarah and her partner had been apart for several weeks. She especially missed the comfort of simply sitting beside him without needing to talk.
She wrote:
“Goodnight, love. Tonight I am missing the simple feeling of having you beside me. I don’t even need us to do anything special. I just want to sit next to you and feel that you are there.”
Comment:
Physical closeness is often about more than romance. Sometimes what people miss is companionship, comfort, and the feeling of sharing ordinary space.
7. Missing Someone During a Difficult Night
Case Study:
Michael was having a particularly difficult evening. He normally handled distance well, but that night he wanted the comfort of his partner’s presence.
He wrote:
“Goodnight, sweetheart. Tonight is one of those nights when I really wish you were here. I could use one of your hugs and that smile that somehow makes everything feel lighter. I miss you.”
Comment:
There is nothing wrong with admitting that you are having a difficult night. A sincere message can help communicate what you need without expecting the other person to immediately solve the problem.
8. Missing Someone Because of a Favorite Memory
Case Study:
Laura was getting ready for bed when she remembered a trip she had taken with her partner. She found herself smiling about a funny moment from that trip.
Her message said:
“Goodnight, love. I was thinking about that night we got lost and somehow ended up laughing for an hour. I miss moments like that with you. I hope we have many more ridiculous adventures together.”
Comment:
Including a shared memory makes a message more personal. Instead of simply saying “I miss you,” it reminds the recipient of a specific experience that belongs to both of you.
9. Missing Someone Across Time Zones
Case Study:
John lived in Canada while his girlfriend lived in another time zone. Their schedules rarely lined up perfectly. He sent his message before going to sleep, knowing she might not read it immediately.
“Goodnight from my side of the world, beautiful. You might read this when you’re just starting your day, but I hope you know that you are ending mine as my favorite thought.”
Comment:
Time differences can make traditional goodnight messages complicated. A message that acknowledges the time difference can still feel natural even if the recipient reads it several hours later.
10. Missing Your Partner After a Visit
Case Study:
Emily had just returned home after spending two weeks with her boyfriend. The first night alone felt particularly difficult.
She wrote:
“Goodnight, love. Coming home was harder than I expected. I keep looking around and remembering that you were just here a few hours ago. I already miss you, but I am grateful for every moment we had together.”
Comment:
After a visit, the contrast between togetherness and separation can make missing someone feel stronger. Combining the sadness with gratitude helps acknowledge both emotions.
11. Missing Someone You Cannot Call
Case Study:
Robert’s partner was working a night shift and could not talk before bed. Rather than expecting an immediate response, he sent a message she could read whenever she was free.
“Goodnight, love. I know you’re busy tonight, so don’t worry about replying. I just wanted you to know I’m thinking about you and hoping your night goes well. I miss you.”
Comment:
A thoughtful message does not always need to demand a response. Removing pressure can make the message feel supportive rather than like an obligation.
12. Missing Someone During a Special Occasion
Case Study:
It was Emma’s birthday, but her partner was away for work. After celebrating with family and friends, she still wished he could have been there.
She sent:
“Goodnight, my love. Today was beautiful, but I still wished you were here to share it with me. Thank you for making me feel loved even from far away. I miss you tonight.”
Comment:
Special occasions can make distance feel more noticeable. Mentioning the person’s absence while also recognizing their effort to stay connected can make the message balanced and affectionate.
13. Missing Your Family
Case Study:
Samuel was studying in another country and missed his parents. Before going to sleep, he sent his mother a message.
“Goodnight, Mum. I know we’re far apart, but I still think about home every night. I miss your cooking, your advice, and hearing everyone talking in the house. I hope you sleep well. I love you.”
Comment:
Messages about missing someone do not have to involve romantic relationships. Family members can also appreciate simple reminders that distance has not weakened the connection.
14. Missing Someone After Hearing Their Voice
Case Study:
After a short phone call with her boyfriend, Natalie found herself missing him even more. Hearing his voice had reminded her how much she wished he were physically present.
She wrote:
“Goodnight, babe. Hearing your voice tonight made me smile, but it also made me wish you were here. I miss being able to sit beside you after we talk. Sleep well.”
Comment:
Sometimes communication can make people more aware of what they are missing. It is perfectly natural to acknowledge that feeling rather than pretending the call completely replaced physical presence.
15. Missing the Little Things
Case Study:
Chris realized he was not thinking about a major romantic event. Instead, he missed the small habits his girlfriend had developed.
“Goodnight, sweetheart. Tonight I am missing all the little things about you. The way you laugh at your own jokes, the way you say my name, and the way you always tell me to sleep even when you know I’ll stay awake. I miss you.”
Comment:
Specific details often make affectionate messages more memorable. Mentioning small habits shows that you appreciate the person’s everyday personality, not just major romantic moments.
16. Missing Someone but Staying Positive
Case Study:
Anna missed her fiancé terribly, but she did not want her message to make the distance feel heavier.
She wrote:
“Goodnight, my love. I miss you tonight, but I’m also smiling because every day that passes brings us closer to being together again. Sleep peacefully. I can’t wait for our next chapter.”
Comment:
A message can acknowledge longing while also expressing hope. This can create a warmer emotional tone than focusing exclusively on sadness.
17. Missing Someone Before an Important Day
Case Study:
Peter’s girlfriend had an important presentation the following morning. He could not be there to support her in person, so he sent a message before she went to sleep.
“Goodnight, beautiful. I wish I could be there to give you a hug before tomorrow. Remember how capable you are, get some rest, and go show them what you can do. I’ll be thinking about you.”
Comment:
When someone you love is facing an important event, a goodnight message can combine affection with encouragement. It reminds them that distance does not prevent you from supporting them.
18. Missing Someone During a Quiet Night
Case Study:
Sophia had nothing particularly difficult happening in her life. It was simply a quiet evening, and the silence made her think about her partner.
She wrote:
“Goodnight, love. Nothing happened tonight to make me miss you. I just suddenly realized how nice it would be to have you sitting beside me while we do absolutely nothing. I miss you.”
Comment:
This type of message can feel especially authentic because it does not need a dramatic reason for missing someone. Sometimes you simply want their company.
19. Missing Someone After Seeing a Couple
Case Study:
While walking home, Daniel saw an older couple holding hands and immediately thought about his girlfriend.
His message said:
“Goodnight, sweetheart. I saw an old couple holding hands today and immediately thought of us. It made me smile, but it also made me wish you were here so I could hold your hand. I miss you.”
Comment:
Unexpected reminders can trigger feelings of longing. Sharing those moments gives the other person a glimpse into how often they appear in your thoughts.
20. Missing Someone During a Busy Schedule
Case Study:
Grace and her partner were both extremely busy. They had barely spoken throughout the day, so she wanted to reconnect before sleeping.
“Goodnight, love. Today was crazy, and we barely had time to talk. I just wanted to end the day by telling you that I missed you and that I’m thinking about you. I hope tomorrow gives us more time together.”
Comment:
When life becomes busy, a short message can preserve a sense of connection. It does not need to become a long conversation if both people are tired.
21. Missing Someone Who Is Far Away but Emotionally Close
Case Study:
Alex had been in a long-distance relationship for several months. Although they were separated by thousands of miles, they had developed a strong routine of checking in with each other.
He wrote:
“Goodnight, my love. The distance is still frustrating, but I never want you to doubt how close you are to my heart. I may not be beside you tonight, but you are still part of my everyday life.”
Comment:
Distance can be acknowledged without allowing it to become the entire focus of the relationship. A message can recognize the physical separation while emphasizing emotional connection.
22. Missing Someone After a Romantic Date
Case Study:
Jessica had just spent an evening with her partner. They had dinner, talked for hours, and eventually said goodbye. After arriving home, she immediately missed him.
She sent:
“Goodnight. We literally just said goodbye, and somehow I already miss you. Tonight was wonderful, and I wish I could rewind it and experience it all over again.”
Comment:
You do not have to be separated for weeks to miss someone. Sometimes missing someone begins immediately after a meaningful goodbye.
23. Missing Someone Who Is Asleep
Case Study:
Tom knew his girlfriend was already asleep when he went to bed. He decided to send a message that she could discover when she woke up.
“Goodnight, sleeping beauty. I know you’re already asleep, but I wanted you to have a little message waiting for you. I miss you, I love you, and I hope you wake up smiling.”
Comment:
When someone is already asleep, the message becomes a small surprise for the next day. It can also avoid the pressure of expecting an immediate reply.
24. Missing Someone During a Holiday
Case Study:
Rachel was spending a holiday with relatives while her partner remained at home. The celebration was enjoyable, but she wished he were there.
She wrote:
“Goodnight, love. Today was beautiful, but I kept imagining how much better it would have been with you here. I hope next time we can celebrate together. Until then, know that I am thinking about you.”
Comment:
Holidays and celebrations often create strong memories. Mentioning the hope of sharing future occasions together can turn the message toward anticipation rather than only sadness.
25. Missing Someone After Looking at Old Photos
Case Study:
Before bed, Kevin was scrolling through photos on his phone and found pictures from a trip with his partner.
He wrote:
“Goodnight, love. I just looked through our old photos and ended up smiling at my phone like an idiot. I miss those days with you. I hope we create many more memories like them.”
Comment:
Old photos can provide an easy starting point for a personal goodnight message. Mentioning a shared memory gives the recipient something specific to smile about too.
26. Missing Someone Without Wanting to Sound Sad
Case Study:
Linda missed her husband while he was traveling but knew he had an important day ahead. She wanted to express her feelings without making him worry.
“Goodnight, handsome. I miss you, but don’t worry about me. I’m doing fine. I just wanted you to know that I’m thinking about you and looking forward to having you back home.”
Comment:
It is possible to express longing without making the other person feel responsible for your emotions. This can be especially helpful when the recipient is already dealing with a demanding situation.
27. Missing Someone and Looking Forward to Reuniting
Case Study:
Mark and his girlfriend had already planned their next visit. On a difficult night, he focused on that upcoming reunion.
“Goodnight, beautiful. I miss you tonight, but I’m already imagining the moment I get to see you again. I can’t wait for that first hug. Until then, sleep well and remember that I’m counting the days.”
Comment:
Having something specific to look forward to can give a message a hopeful ending. Instead of ending entirely with sadness, the message points toward the next time the couple will be together.
28. Missing Someone After a Meaningful Conversation
Case Study:
Olivia had spent the evening talking to her partner about their future. After they ended the call, she found herself thinking about everything they had discussed.
She wrote:
“Goodnight, love. I keep thinking about our conversation tonight. Hearing you talk about the future made me smile, and now I wish you were here beside me. Sleep well. I am grateful for what we are building together.”
Comment:
A goodnight message can reinforce an important conversation. Referring to something meaningful that happened earlier makes the message feel connected to the relationship rather than generic.
29. Missing Someone After a Long Silence
Case Study:
James had not been able to talk to his sister for several days because both had been busy. He finally had a quiet evening and sent her a message.
“Goodnight. It has been too long since we properly caught up. I miss our conversations and hope you’re doing well. Sleep peacefully, and let’s make time to talk soon.”
Comment:
When communication has been limited, a goodnight message can reopen the door gently. There is no need to criticize the lack of communication. A simple expression of care can make reconnecting easier.
30. Missing Someone More Than Words Can Explain
Case Study:
Caroline was spending another night away from the person she loved. She struggled to find the right words, so she kept the message simple.
“Goodnight, my love. I don’t really know how to explain how much I miss you tonight. I just wish you were here. I hope you sleep peacefully, and I hope you wake up knowing how deeply you are loved.”
Comment:
Sometimes the most powerful message is the simplest one. You do not have to create perfect poetry to communicate genuine emotion. A few honest words can say everything that needs to be said.
What These Case Studies Show
Goodnight messages can serve different purposes depending on the relationship and the situation. Sometimes the goal is simply to say, “I miss you.” Other times the message can provide reassurance, encouragement, affection, support, or a reminder of a shared memory.
A message also does not need to be extremely long. What often makes a goodnight message feel personal is the presence of one genuine detail. Mention something that happened during the day, a memory you share, something you miss about the person, or something you are looking forward to doing together.
It is also important to remember that couples have different communication habits. Some people enjoy sending goodnight messages every evening, while others prefer occasional messages or phone calls. A goodnight text should be a meaningful expression of affection rather than an obligation.
The most effective messages usually sound like something the sender would naturally say. You can use these examples as starting points, but adding your own words, memories, nicknames, or private jokes can make them much more personal.
When you miss someone at night, you do not necessarily need to find perfect words. Sometimes all they need to know is that, before you closed your eyes, they were on your mind.
These can also be adapted into shorter text messages, deeper romantic paragraphs, messages for a boyfriend or girlfriend, or goodnight messages for long-distance relationships.