[ SECRET POST #3088 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3088 ⌋

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Comments

[herpymcderp]

I've generally found it to be the exact opposite of profound. There's a funeral (or a wake), some people say some things about the deceased that might be nice or might not be nice (and usually aren't even true), and then it's up to the individual to sort out how to proceed from there.

Death is rarely an affirmation of life or beliefs, like media loves to portray.

The only time it gets remotely interesting is when it exacerbates pre-existing psychological conditions... but even in those circumstances it's almost more pitiful than interesting because it usually means the recovery process will be more protracted.

[(Anonymous)]

Uh.

You just wrote a comment saying that everyone's experience is different and the process is not generalizable. Now you're claiming that grief is this way and not another way.


I mean, in the space of a few minutes, really?

[herpymcderp]

Read harder. Events happen one way...

and then it's up to the individual to sort out how to proceed from there

I know you can do it, I believe in you.

[(Anonymous)]

Herpy was talking about how you can't generalize grief, and then they referenced their own specific personal experience. The clue was in the phrase "I've generally found it..."

Look, if you're going to troll herpy's comments at least have the decency to read them thoroughly before you attempt to point out inconsistencies.

[herpymcderp]

Thank you for being literate, anon.

And yes, I was referencing my own experience there.

[(Anonymous)]

doesn't it smell up your own ass