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Emily Hill
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Sometimes my view was interpreted in an in-corrected way, because I’m a fan of fashion and my wearing is criticized by others.
- San Francisco, California
- Joined November 2023
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Addressing grief
When grief arises some people said their instincts urge them to deal with it immediately so they can heal damages and have a sense of calm. But others said when they experienced loss they feel addressing grief could make it unpredictable and even more messy, so they only share their emotions with friends, instead of seeking professional help, but, can this way get back their sense of stability and control?
Katherine Boston
Share emotions with friends are important, but if really need to seek professional help, still an option.
Daniel Frick
Most people share their emotions with friends, which usually works.
Will Grant
Share your emotions with friends usually work better than seeking professional help because friends are those who you know them well and can discuss more about the problems.
Ann Hanson
Share your emotions and grief with friend is OK, but sometimes seek professional help is better because of sensitive topics or privacy, even though people's instincts are talking to their friends first.
Meg Cox
Most people share their emotions with their friends because it's easy to deal with and most of the case it works.
Peter Price
Yes, when having grief, it should be addressed.
Scott Tar
Share grief with friends usually works.