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Can I be sad just a moment longer?
Can I be sad just a moment longer?
We’ve been friends for so long, I don’t remember how we met. He was just there, until he wasn’t.
Tenable
Feb 14
Death’s Anniversary
Death’s Anniversary
He’s gone and I can’t bring him back
KiKi Walter
Feb 13
Thirteen Tuesdays
Thirteen Tuesdays
All the feels as we start another year without Mom
Tiffany Norman
Jan 31
Age, Grief and the Deconstruction of the Self
Age, Grief and the Deconstruction of the Self
We mostly love our mothers, but I was lucky enough to have liked mine
Gary Angel
Feb 13
My Wife Died and Time Took Offense.
My Wife Died and Time Took Offense.
Still deep in the woods on Deathversary #5.
M.C. Lorcia
Feb 10
The Beautiful Responsibility of Grief
The Beautiful Responsibility of Grief
For the ones who never truly left us
Henrywaddon
Feb 12
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The Perfect Job is an Illusion
The Perfect Job is an Illusion
The the best jobs are the ones that make it possible to live your life
Jacqueline Dooley
Feb 10
Grief Doesn’t Come With a Checklist, But Bureaucracy Does
Grief Doesn’t Come With a Checklist, But Bureaucracy Does
After shock, the second stage of grief is administration
Widow in Wonderland
Feb 8
Abandonment as Hope
Abandonment as Hope
I’m no longer abandoning myself for my narcissistic mother’s sake
Kera Hollow
Feb 5
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