[ SECRET POST #3767 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3767 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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[HBO's Silicon Valley]


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[Princess Nightmare]


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[Little Witch Academia]


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[Broadchurch, Mark Latimer]


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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Have you seen the show? Being emotionally and physically unavailable for your wife (who is also grieving over a lost child) and your teenage daughter (who is grieving over her lost brother) and your baby is a result of mismanaged depression, not a symptom. Also yelling at your family because they don't want to 1) press a civil suit to get money for their dead loved one and 2) hunt down and stalk the man responsible with the intent to harm him is most definitely taking your grief out on them. Especially when you imply that the reason why they don't want to do those things is because, unlike you, they aren't sad enough over the death of the loved one.

[(Anonymous)]

NAYRT, but yikes! It may be a realistic reaction for some people, but I would lose patience with the character as well. And I think, at least in the way you describe it, it does ring as incredibly selfish where MY grief is so all-consuming that I don't acknowledge anyone else's.