If you've ever looked at Craigslist's Missed Connections, you know just how many people are seeking out that certain someone they locked eyes with on the subway, at the grocery store, or at the airport but never got the chance to speak to. An article written today on Cnn.com explained this phenomenon perfectly:
Craigslist, Kizmeet.com, ISawYou.com, SubwayCrush.com — these missed-opportunity matchmakers have become a staple of online modern love. They've also become a way for some singles to fantasize about the people they'd like to meet and those they hope will want to meet them.
Missed connections are great for those who don't have the confidence or courage to approach someone in person — sometimes all it takes is a little buffer to ease the fear! I have friends that have had luck in this arena before so tell me, have you ever meet someone through an online missed connection? If so, were you the one who posted it or was it him that wrote a query about you?

If he'd been purchasing something else, I probably would've posted an ad on Missed
Connections.










I didn't have a missed connection that way; but back when I was in High School, I developed a crush on a guy I saw on the train every morning. One day I brought a note for him with me, pushed it in his hand and ran off.
Like a total moron.
After that I was so embarrassed that I took the earlier train for a few days. But then I got a phone call - FROM HIS FATHER. My first thought was that he was going to berate me for stalking his son and ask me to leave him alone or what.
But nope. Turns out the guy was calling me because his son was deaf, and couldn't do it himself. So his dad set us up on a date... it was so freaking awkward.
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