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Do you think it's appropriate to tell others how to grieve? Should they only be allowed to grieve by your standards? If the author thinks it's appropriate to d
by vore 4y ago
Do you think it's appropriate to tell others how to grieve? Should they only be allowed to grieve by your standards?
If the author thinks it's appropriate to draw a parallel between the two, it's not your place to tell them otherwise. It's not you losing your passion project, and it's not you losing your mother.
- iLoveOncall 4y agoThe first sentence of my first comment was literally "I guess everyone griefs differently". But apparently we're not allowed to express our opinion anymore?
- lapcat 4y ago> The first sentence of my first comment was literally "I guess everyone griefs differently". How is this comment even meaningful if you don't support the article author's own way of grieving? > But apparently we're not allowed to express our opinion anymore? This is ironic when you consider the article author's expression of his opinion to be "particularly distasteful". You're not even disagreeing on substantive points, you just seem to think it was wrong of him to express his opinion in the way that he did. Nothing more than tone policing.