Murphy's Law states that if you are worried that something will happen, it is more likely to happen. Therefore, if you miss someone, then that person is likely to miss you. However, this does not mean that this must happen, because everyone's thoughts and behaviors are independent.
Murphy's Law is a humorous saying that "if something can go wrong, it must go wrong". In this question, Murphy's Law can be understood as: when you miss a person, he or she is probably busy with other things and can't respond to your feelings in time.
However, that doesn't mean you can't express your feelings. If you really miss someone, you can try the following methods:
1. Send a short message: send a short message to express your missing. Don't expect the other party to respond immediately, and don't put pressure on the other party.
2. Call and chat: call the other party to talk about the recent situation and life trivia. This will keep you in touch and ease your missing.
3. Meet and get together: if conditions permit, you can invite the other party to meet and get together. This can better exchange feelings and emotions, and enhance mutual understanding and trust.
Everyone's emotions and behaviors are unique, and there are no fixed rules to speak of. If you really miss someone, the most important thing is to respect their feelings and choices, and do not bring unnecessary trouble and pressure to them. At the same time, we should also learn to think independently and deal with our own emotional problems, and do not rely too much on the response and support of others.
