Oct '25 • General discussion
⚡ The Truth About Grief After Suicide
Let’s be honest.
Grief after suicide doesn’t move in neat little stages. It’s not a straight line, and it sure as hell isn’t tidy.
Some days you’re okay.
Some days you can’t get out of bed.
Some days you laugh and feel guilty for it.
And some nights the questions won’t let you sleep.
💥 Here’s the truth:
- Grief after suicide is messy.
- It doesn’t have a timetable.
- And you don’t owe anyone a “bounce back.”
In this space, you don’t have to hide your anger, your numbness, or your tears. You don’t have to explain why you still ache years later.
We are not here to fix each other. We are here to see each other.
👉 Your Turn (Call to Action):
Finish this sentence in the comments:
“Right now, my grief feels like…”
(my sentence is in the comments)
💜 Encouragement:
There’s no wrong answer. However you’re feeling is valid. You are safe here. You are not invisible here. And you will not be judged her
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⚡ The Truth About Grief After Suicide
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