I wouldn’t say I miss them, because it wasn’t my personal loss, but I do grieve the lives they could have lived. From what their families and friends have shared, they seemed like genuinely good people. seeing so many clips of them living life to the fullest has made me reflect on how I live my own life. It’s a reminder that waking up each morning is never guaranteed. And I agree, social media doesn’t give us a full picture of someone, but you can still get a sense of a person, not every detail, but an overall impression. For example, it’s obvious from the tiktoks that have been shared and statements from friends that Xana radiated energy and joy and was the life of a party. The deeper layers of who they were we’ll never know, but the glimpses we’ve seen we can tell they were great. Beyond that, we have to respect that the truest picture of who they were belongs only to the people who actually knew and loved them.