Understanding grief and grieving are worlds apart 

“the process of grieving … it cannot be diverted by knowledge.” 


https://psyche.co/ideas/i-thought-i-knew-everything-about-death-then-grief-struck-me

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Sounds like something I need to read soon. Bookmarking for this weekend.

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I’m sorry to hear.  In my own grieving process I keep finding myself mildly annoyed there are no short cuts. Seems intellect doesn’t help with this, only time 😔

https://legacy.donotresearch.net/posts/visualizing-hyperstructures 

Im sorry to hear 
🤔 💭 easier to think about grief than to grieve? Practice/muscle - totally agree 💜

i’ve somewhat recently discovered the thinking about my grief is a procrastination from moving through it to actually process it - for me still easier said than done to feel it vs retreat to my comfort of thinking about the grief - it’s a practice / muscle to work out for sure IMO