Thread 33917166

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Anonymous 11/9/2025, 1:24:46 AM No.33917166 [Report] >>33917535 >>33917709 >>33918336 >>33918380

Does anyone know how to deal with grief?

I'm 23 and just lost my granma. I don't have any family left and I just can't make friends due to my autism no matter how much I try. I'm neet and the outside world seems so hostile. I just want to distract myself with my comic until I die but I'm not sure if that's mentally feasible.

Anonymous 11/9/2025, 3:26:39 AM No.33917535 [Report] >>33918286

>>33917166 (OP)
You believe in God? I'm sorry if it sounds trite, but that is the only thing that has pulled me through it, believing that my grandma is in heaven watching over me and I'll be reunited when I die.

Anonymous 11/9/2025, 4:22:59 AM No.33917709 [Report]

>>33917166 (OP)
You’re going to have to quit being a faggot, OP. I know you can do it.

Anonymous 11/9/2025, 9:38:31 AM No.33918286 [Report]

>>33917535
Yes, it does sound trite, it's not a practical solution. Take your medicine already.

Anonymous 11/9/2025, 10:14:50 AM No.33918336 [Report]

>>33917166 (OP)
My plan is if my family dies I'm gonna join a monestary.
Sorry to hear brother.

Anonymous 11/9/2025, 10:48:28 AM No.33918380 [Report]

>>33917166 (OP)
Grief is a very personal and individual thing. There are no rules, no "normal". Whatever your soul moves you to feel (and that includes "nothing") is right for you.

That said, if you have trouble coping, immerse yourself in the routines and trivia of ordinary life. It will distract you, and the more normal you behave, the more normal you'll begin to feel