How do you guys handle grief.

By not pretending to be them to guilt trip their old friends and turn people against them. ...... ...... ...... Ykw while I'm here, GET YOUR FUCKING PETS SPADE AND NEUTERED. For someone who has bragged about his luxury car and how "rich" he is and offered to buy ppl nitro and robux, you're always suddenly out of money when it counts the most. TAKE ......   1 reply

I lost my brother, my saving grace, almost six years ago. I honestly don’t know. I’m like half dead for one year but honestly when he died I buried half of me too.. I avoided everyone. The anime that I love, I can’t watch. I only played mobile game talk to my partner. CRY. And CRY. And about two years ago I started watching again and starte......   reply

I don't, my brain takes care of it. I didn't even recognize my uncle in his coffin. More seriously, don't hesitate to cry and pour out everything that's in your heart to a friend. Time will do the rest.   reply

My father died 6 years ago. When the news came I couldn't cry. I just didn't know what I was feeling. Then I hyperventilated. And cried. For days I was still calling out to my dad. I sent him messages on his phone telling him everything that's hurting me. For months I couldn't sleep at night because it was hurting so much. I couldn't pray without c......   reply

My dad was diagnosed with brain cancer, GBM, terminal. Life expectancy of 9-15 months. You know, tragedy wears the mask of a regular day and waits by your side, this is what I have learned these past months. Everyone's way of coping might be different, i can say my pov, from someone who is living with anticipatory grief everyday. Finding a routine......   reply

Funnily enough, grief sets in at the weirdest times. I didn't cry at the news of my grandma passing away, nor did I cry at her funeral, but when I saw the dress she gave me when I was younger while rummaging through my closet, a stream flooded from my eyes. Whenever that feeling set in I try thinking about how at peace she must feel, she was plague......   reply

When someone dies, it doesn't immediately sink in. It took me half a year to actually grieve. Of course the awareness that they're gone is there, but the grief kinda goes on pause because time doesn't wait for you, atleast based on my experience. There's no step-by-step guide on how to grieve when someone dies. It was especially harder when no one ......   reply

Losing a loved one isn't an easy feat to ne honest. My grandmother died nearly a decade now; it was a sudden one where I was a kid My mom saying "shes in a better place" but I had a mind back then and knew what it meant; making me cry throughout her whole funeral XD. Throughout the years I still think of her sometimes; from photos, movies, son......   1 reply

Easy. With some derealisation   reply

I love love my cats so much, but I wish I wasn't in a country who didn't care much about animal rights. People don't get on how I DID EVERYTHING to save my cat. Genuinely I literally wasn't making excuses on why wasn't I taking my cat to the vet immediately. I was explaining why it's hard to get help for your pets. It's that this literal month I di......   reply