Whether one person will miss another is often not because the other person isn't good enough, but because their own cognition, experience, needs, and abilities at the time were insufficient to recognize and handle the relationship. People often don't realize the value of something only after losing it; rather, it is only after growing that they finally understand what they have lost. What truly matters is not proving who missed whom, but understanding that every relationship is a reflection of both parties' cognitive levels and life states at a certain stage. As you continue to grow and move forward, you will also realize that the person you once couldn't let go of was merely a coordinate at a certain stage of your life, not the destination.