Well, does it. I know a couple of people that can just say, bleh, it's done and over with can't do shit, so I don't feel said or any pain. As for me, it's almost near impossible to just erase it out my mind.
You can't erase it, and you shouldn't try to. You must accept the fact that it happened because it's a part of life, and try to move on by remembering the good times you had with the person...
no... it may seem like it does... but then you just have to see a picture, or hear a song and it will come right back... it how you deal with that emotion, you can turn it into a good thing....
RIP. Marcel.... he was killed in Vallejo yesterday.... you will be missed
Yeah it does, all it really matters is on how you leave this world. I think people can handle it better if they loved one went out peaceful, but when someone dies threw affliction i think it felt for many years after.
my grandpa passed last year and every year i would go to his ranch and have christmas over there and this christmas was the first one without him so that triggered it for me...
my grandpa passed last year and every year i would go to his ranch and have christmas over there and this christmas was the first one without him so that triggered it for me...
My best friend was killed 12 years ago this month. I think of him everyday, and every April I still feel the pain, every birthday of his I still feel the pain. It has decreased over time, but only because I force myself to see the positives that came out of it as far as my drive, determination and appreciation for those who are actually still here.
he had lung cancer but they didnt find it out until it spread all over and he had kimo many times but he finally decided that the kimo isnt doing anything so he stopped it...