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I'm sure this has been asked by others before me, but indulge me Vatheon, if you don't mind.
How do you, personally, deal with grief? How does loss hit you, and how do you face every day when your heart is aching from that loss?
How do you, personally, deal with grief? How does loss hit you, and how do you face every day when your heart is aching from that loss?
Text but too lazy to anon-
[ That is the short answer of "Duke doesn't deal with grief well either". ]
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And then visit the friends I have left here.
The casino is a nice place to forget things for a bit.
Lots of flashy lights, drinks, and entertainment.
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First off, if you gotta scream or cry, then you gotta scream or cry. I like to do this on my own, though! ^^ Then, you get the biggest chocolate cake you can find and you eat ALL OF IT!~ After that, you go find someone who can give you the biggest hug ever, and maybe they'll go with you for some dinner too (and/or cocktails!)
...missing someone from home? Or has someone just left?
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I can say for sure since everyone deal with grief differently but the first way to start is by talking to your friends.
It's better to talk about it then to keep it bottled up since it can only get worse if you do.
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IIt reduces the avaiilabiiliity of resources that could be appliied two the negatiiviity, and reroutes them two somethiing another could fiind useful.
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text; what is anon?
[More questions than answers, but Chii is learning.]
text; are you asking me? o.o
text; no that was mostly to myself and the fact Chii wouldn't know what anon is to do it
text; aha, I thought so I just wanted to make sure!
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it's easier said than done though, and it doesn't always work
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It Should Be Faced, And Dealt With In Your Own Way.
You Must Remember That Crying Does Not Make You Weak.
But Also That To Not Cry Does Not Mean Something Is Wrong In How You Are Working Through Your Emotions.
You May Express How You Feel In Many Ways.
But Most Importantly, You Must Not Allow Anyone Else To Tell You How You Should Feel.
You Will Let Go When You Are Ready, And Not Before.
I Know That Grief Can Be Very Lonely.
I Did Not Have The Opportunity To Express How I Felt To Others.
It Was Difficult, But There Is A Way To Find Strength In Your Loss.
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