[ SECRET POST #6120 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6120 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

yeah, i just can't understand being upset with someone who was making a genuine attempt to make me feel better. the attempt itself might have fallen flat but the fact that they cared enough to take the time out of their day to try at all when it would have been easier for them to scroll right on by without saying anything would mean a lot to me. but maybe i'm just weird.

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DA

Having gone through both the (initial) grieving process and witnessed a ton of violence in the last few years, I can say that attempts to make people feel better tend to ignore what the grieving person actually needs to do in order to feel any measure of relief. For us, someone trying to make us feel better delays our work on dealing with the pain on our own terms. We don't often know that's the case I the midst of it, at least not consciously. After some time, this reasoning becomes more obvious.