1) 私の方がもっと会いたい =>'Watashi no hou ga motto aitai'
and also
2) あなたの方がもっと恋しい => 'Anata no hou ga motto koishii'.
Both have same meaning in English, just the first literally says 'I want to see/miss you more' and the second says 'You are more yearned for/missed'.
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