I used to feel embarrassed about how much I thought about my twin.
He seemed fine. Moving on. Living his life. Meanwhile, I couldn’t go three hours without him crossing my mind.
I told myself I needed to “get a grip.” That this level of thinking about someone wasn’t healthy. That I was clearly more invested than he ever was.
And then we reached union, and he actually told me about what separation was like for him.
The nights he couldn’t sleep because of me. The times he picked up his phone to text and stopped himself because he didn’t know what to say. The way he’d see weird patterns and feel this pull toward me.
He couldn’t explain any of it. He thought he was going crazy.
He didn’t have the language for it. Didn’t know what twin flames were. Just knew he couldn’t shake me from his system, no matter how hard he tried.
The difference between you and your twin right now isn’t how much you care. It’s that you understand why you can’t stop. They just think something’s wrong with them.
This is why waiting for them to “prove it” keeps you stuck. Why looking for signs they’re thinking of you is a trap.
They’re feeling everything you’re feeling. They just don’t know what it means yet. They’re not ignoring the connection… they’re confused by it.
My twin showed me his phone. Dozens of drafted messages sitting in the draft folder and the notes app. Things he wrote when he couldn’t sleep.
And I’ve heard that same story so many times from runners.
They didn’t finish it. Didn’t send it. Probably told themselves it was stupid. But they wrote it.
The runners get this same wave of something being wrong. Something missing.
If you’re at the stage where you have already been together in the 3D, then they know that’s coming from you. They get this wave, usually late at night, and just start typing.
Sometimes just a sentence. Sometimes, everything they’d been holding in. And every single time… they’ll delete it. Because none of it makes sense to them.
As chasers, we think we are crazy sometimes. Imagine going through this and not even knowing what any of it was about.
Meanwhile, I was doing the exact same thing. I must have stopped myself texting hundreds of times before I finally did.
I counted once. Went back through months of drafts in my notes app. Some were long. Paragraphs trying to explain what I was feeling.
Some were just “hey.”
I’d write it out. Stare at it. Delete it. Tell myself I was being ridiculous.
Because what was I going to say?
“I know we’re not talking but I had a dream about you and woke up crying”?
“I was driving to work and felt you so strongly I had to pull over”?
Nothing I could put into words made sense. And I didn’t want to seem crazy.
So to answer your question directly:
Yes. They think about you. Probably more than you realize. Their silence isn’t telling you the truth. They have things they want to say, things that don’t make sense to them yet. Things they’ve probably tried to put into words and given up on.