Dear Missed Opportunity,
I don’t have the balls to say this to your face. At least not without a little Dutch courage in me and then I’d botch it all and be embarrassed the next day and pretend I never said anything at all or that I don’t remember. That, or I’d awkwardly try to see just how awkward I made you feel and then awkwardly try to clarify things and in the end it would be more botched than if I’d just left it all alone. *Ahem*
Except that the whole reason I want to say this to you is because even though all the above is true, I don’t really mind that I’d be botchy and awkward and tongue-tied because I think you wouldn’t mind either. I think you would understand exactly what I was trying to say and even if you didn’t feel the same way you’d get where…
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Cheerful Acceptance 
wow…I can completely relate to this letter…”Sometimes I need to just bounce around and spin-off somewhere and you made me feel like I could tie a little lifeline to you so I could always find my way back, and you’d be there.”….alot of this letter is so very personal to you and I…..
I’m glad that I’m not the only one that feels like that sometimes!! He isn’t so much a “rock” as he is his own planet, and I feel like a satellite around him.