Spiderman
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I've had friends and family just disappear from my life or die, but I can't really say I've lost a loved one, just been separated from or rejected by people I like, and that really hurts sometimes.
Does death of a close person in life feel like that?
I think when my dad dies it will hurt a bit because him and I communicate regularly via phone, and he was almost always there for me, and I'd always count on him to hold on to things for me like phone numbers and ID and birth certificate.
Other then that, I have not found myself needing family, and loss of friends or family to death would not leave me in more agony than I'm already in probably. I have no family who lives in the state and don't ever see them, so it is hard to have any attachment to them and it's not like they really care about me.
It seems, for a lot of people, death of a loved one can cause extreme grief that can stay with a person. Was that how it was for you?
Does death of a close person in life feel like that?
I think when my dad dies it will hurt a bit because him and I communicate regularly via phone, and he was almost always there for me, and I'd always count on him to hold on to things for me like phone numbers and ID and birth certificate.
Other then that, I have not found myself needing family, and loss of friends or family to death would not leave me in more agony than I'm already in probably. I have no family who lives in the state and don't ever see them, so it is hard to have any attachment to them and it's not like they really care about me.
It seems, for a lot of people, death of a loved one can cause extreme grief that can stay with a person. Was that how it was for you?
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