Buthaina Al-Essa's 'What Do We Do When We Miss Someone' delves into the profound complexities of human emotions, specifically longing, nostalgia, and the ache of absence. Al-Essa masterfully navigates the intricate landscape of memory, connection, and the void left by those we miss, whether they are people, places, or past selves. Her writing is known for its introspective depth and philosophical insights, inviting readers to confront their own feelings of yearning and to find solace or understanding within the shared human experience of missing. This work serves as a contemplative guide, exploring coping mechanisms and the nature of attachment in a world constantly in flux.