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When you lose someone close, time doesn't heal you; time helps to fill the emptiness... You just forget the feeling of constant sadness and longing for that per
by eleveriven 3y ago
When you lose someone close, time doesn't heal you; time helps to fill the emptiness... You just forget the feeling of constant sadness and longing for that person. But as soon as you smell the summer rain or the scent of freshly baked bread, your sadness overwhelms you again
- AnimalMuppet 3y agoI lost my dad just under two years ago. After a few months, I described my situation as "I'm no longer bleeding, but the wound still hurts if something bumps it." I notice it getting bumped less now, and it hurts less when it does. It still hurts at times, though. Note well: I wasn't super close to my dad. This may not apply to someone you were really close to. (For that matter, it may not apply at all - people are different.)