You keep finding them again, and you keep calling it a coincidence.
There is at least one person you have lost and re-found several times — different cities, different years, a gap where neither of you spoke and then a message that reopened everything in about four exchanges. You describe this as remarkable, as though it keeps happening to you. The Eye notices the reunions have a author: somebody sends the first message, and if you check honestly, it is usually you, arriving at a moment when something else in your life had just gone thin. They are not a coincidence. They are the place you go when the present is not holding, and the reason it always works is that returning to a known person is the only intimacy that requires no new risk.
Get your read — free on iPhoneNext time you feel the pull to reopen it, write down what got thin this month first. The message will still be there afterwards, and you will know what it is for.
the reunions are not coincidence — you send the first message, and it is always a month when something else went thin.
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