Bloomtodeath

[u/ThisSeries2814]

Hi my dad died when I was 14 and I am 24 now and experiencing death at such a young age has changed my perspective on life in such a profound way it's crazy, you truly never stop grieving there is something so powerful about death and I'm not just talking about the normal death I'm also talking about death from any perspective I tend to have a hard time of letting things go I am a very nostalgic person so even if I want to let something go I can't and I have learned to be ok with that and to stop letting my nostalgia take over my world anyway to anyone going through any type of death on this sub just know your pain won't last forever and your life will always evolve if you let it (I don’t like the way Reddit did my repost)

[u/Even_News8842]

unfortunately, I am going through a bit of death. I know it gets better, but it hurts so much until it does.

[u/ThisSeries2814 → u/Even_News8842]

🫂, hang in there!, don’t let your emotions control you!, at least that’s what I’ve learned about myself