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⌈ Secret Post #2410 ⌋

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[CSI: New York]

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[Pride and Prejudice (2005)]

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[Tripping Over You]

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[Almost Human]

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[Orange is the New Black]

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[Molly Quin/Alexis Castle from ABC's Castle]

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[VSauce]

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[Sherlock Hound]

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[The Leviathan Series]

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[Welcome to Night vale]

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[Gina Torres, Wonder Woman]

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You shouldn't feel weird at all. I mean, there's no reason to feel bad about grief in general, but definitely not for grieving over someone you cared about, even if it's not common and mainstream.

One of my professors died in college shortly after I took a class from him. He was a wonderful old professor, incredibly enthusiastic and just adorable. He had been teaching at my university for 60 years after having done both his undergraduate and graduate work there so he was a living legend (and had actually known and worked with the subject of the class personally, which was kind of a trip). And I was sad when he died, even though I had only known him for a very short time, not as well as you did, and so was everyone else in my class. And I went to his memorial service, which I think was a good thing.

So yeah. It's okay to care about people in whatever capacity you care about them. It is noble and good and worthy.

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