Smash mouth genie

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Cake day: June 14th, 2023

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  • Well, talking about it helps you process it, so that makes a lot of sense imo. I think it’s extremely human to seek sympathy in situations like this as well.

    I wish there were a ‘feel better’ button, but sometimes you just gotta feel your feelings and ask for support when you need it. Listen to some sad music, have a good cry if you’re able to so you can take advantage of the chemicals it releases.


  • Idk if this thought helps, I didn’t want you just screaming into the ether, because this is one hell of a burden to carry alone.

    I understand the feeling of not knowing why you’re not sad when somebody is gone, and you know yourself better than I do (which is not at all), but, just a thought. I know for me, the reason i sometimes don’t feel sad when I lose a friend with addiction issues is because I had fully gone through the grieving process before they were actually gone.

    Essentially, they were already gone in your mind.

    Again, I don’t want to presume your feelings. And I don’t know the details of the situation, so I may be way off base here. I just wanted to offer my perspective.

    All that said, I am so sorry you went through that, it is beyond traumatizing. If you’re able to, don’t spend the rest of the week alone, spend time with loved ones, or doing something you enjoy, or take rest if you need it. Losing a friend never gets easier, but we do get better at it over time.

    My condolences.