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observing grief that isn’t your own gotta be one of the most emotions ever
Grief is crazy because even now years later I'll see a woman in the grocery store who wears her brown hair with a claw clip and my brain will automatically register it as Mom until I take a second to think, and then she turns around and suddenly I'm crying in the store.
Or I'll hear a car door outside and think 'oh Mom's here'. Or I'll run into someone who wears the same sweet pea perfume, or hear a song she liked on the radio, or hear an update about a TV show she liked and be like 'oh I need to tell her' and I have no idea if that feeling ever goes away. Or the doctor asks me for an emergency contact and I almost give them Mom's number on instinct before I remember that someone else owns that number now, it's not hers anymore. (I found that out the hard way one night)
A lot of times when something big happens in my life I still have the immediate gut instinct to call Mom about it and then I get really distraught when I remember I can't.
grief posting //
I keep trying to go through my mom's clothes, because. I don't have room to use the closet because her stuff is still in there. And I'd like to use the closet for my own stuff. I've put stuff in space-saver bags, but it's still there, like. Haunting me.
But it feels bad to do it. Feels like I'm replacing her with myself, if that makes sense. Or throwing part of her away. The clothes still smell like her, they're stuff she wore every day. Idk why the clothes more than anything are the like. things I associate with her. They smell like her perfume (the sweet pea scent from bath and body works LOL, it was her favorite).
I know she'd want me to do it, but I also. can't stop thinking that she'd be a little sad, and it's killing me. Like. I'll pull out a shirt and be like 'oh man she wore this all the time' or 'i remember she liked the color of this one' or 'this was the one she wore on days she needed to dress up at work'.
"I remember when she bought this" or "oh I helped her pick this one out" or "this one was a gift from so-and-so'.
I was planning to donate some of it, but I also worry it's just going to end up in a landfill, and that makes me sad, too. I do want to keep a few things that I might wear, or... honestly keep a few that were her very favorites. But I know I can't keep everything, and even just seeing some of it is enough to make me lose it. And I feel like I'm going to explode but I don't know where to go with these feelings sometimes. Like... seeing everyone around me w their parents makes me so jealous. The other day I passed a family in the park that was a grandma, mom, and itty bitty baby, and it just took everything out of me because I know I'll never have that. I've always wanted to have a kid, and to be able to share that with my mom. And now I can't. And it sucks.
I don't really expect anyone to read these or say or do anything, I think I just kinda need to get some stuff out there in order to start moving forward. I haven't had anywhere to talk about this stuff (I'm in therapy, dw LOL) but. i've toyed w the idea of doing a grief-centered blog or something. I want to be able to talk to other people who get it, I think. It's been a weird, complicated, lonely process since I don't have any family left, I've been living alone, I started the grieving process during the fucking pandemic.
Idk. I miss my mom (+ my dad sometimes ig /j /j), and sometimes I don't know how to express how big that feels in a way that other people can understand. And I wish I could, and it frustrates me that I can't. Idk if any of that makes sense. I want to do some kind of art about it, or writing, or SOMETHING but i'm worried people are tired of hearing about it, or that I'll just look like I'm asking for attention. And while i guess i do want people to see it, mostly i just want to find a way to express this feeling that gets it out of my head, and I've not been able to find that outlet yet.
If you've read this far, thank you-- I think I'm just yelling into the void, really. I just... idk. I want someone to know. It makes me feel a little less alone about it.
(small vent)
broke my 'no drinking by yourself' rule for the first time in a while and i feel a little bad about it now but also. i'm too tired to care that much. I just wish I knew what to do like. in general. i wish i had someone i could call. i miss my mom

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(grief stuff)
web search how to survive the holidays when both of your parents are dead and you don't have any other family/anywhere to go and you kind of just want to fuse with the couch for the next few months
I wish there was a way to talk about grief stuff more openly without being a major bummer, because I feel like it's such a huge part of my life that I want people to know about but also. It feels like I'm being so weird when I express myself about it.
No one ever really knows how to respond (and like. I get that. sometimes there really isn't anything to say). But it feels like losing my parents at such a young age really affects so much of the person that i am today, and I wish I could talk more openly about it without feeling like I'm majorly oversharing