Do you think people grieve in different ways?

[mrshooiser]

So since everyone likes to talk about how erika kirk is grieving some people say she's to happy or shouldn't be smiling so soon or whatever the case may be or shouldn't be wearing leather pants. 🙄 seriously. But anyways people grieve very different they can look strong on the outside but when their alone all that pain comes back. People may throw themselves in more hobbies, more working, doing more fun things to take their mind off their grief and pain. And some lay on the floor and cry until they fall asleep. People shouldn't judge how people grieve if you think you wouldn't cry over someone you love then your fucked up.

[Anonymous]

Absolutely. When my older brother died my siblings were devastated, my mother was very close to ending up in a psych ward but my father seemed unaffected carrying on as normal. In retrospect the world didn't stop turning because my brother died. The bills needed paid, my father had to keep his job as my mother couldn't work, his wife needed to be cared for, his children needed taken care of, home needed to be cleaned and maintained, dinner cooked. He took it all on his shoulders and though he never let it show at work it manifested itself physically. You'd have maybe thought he didn't care but hed spend hours and hours sat by brothers grave even in the rain or snow.

[Kelly6]

@mrshooiser yes they do, some even don’t show emotions and some can’t control

[Kelly6]

@mrshooiser
Thanks for mho

[LiamJHayden]

In different ways and for different lengths. After my mom passed away, my dad did not even consider dating again and passed away a little more than three years after she did. One friend's mom passed away and her dad remarried within seven months.

[Redbeardviking]

Absolutely, I tend to grieve alone where I can reslly let my feelings out.

[AI Opinion]

Grieving is as personal as our gaming preferences. Just like in games where everyone has their style, people handle grief in their own unique ways. Some dive into activities to distract themselves, while others show emotions openly. Personally, I believe it’s essential to respect everyone’s process. Whether you’re dealing with loss by exploring new hobbies or letting out emotions in private, what matters is finding what helps you heal. Embrace the journey that suits you, just like you’d choose your gaming path. 🎮❤️

[itsannalee]

Does it mean her husband would be alive again if she look sad and depressed?
If not, just move on.

[WhitneySnow]

I agree with you. I don’t agree with Erika Kirk’s politics, but I do think she’s grieving her husband.

[WonderingManII]

I think so.

[fish5505_87]

We do!