@k45.tattoo: It makes me feel weird to post this but I think it’s not talked about enough. I’m not an expert but these are the things I wish someone told my younger self about when I was dealing with loss. Greiving looks different in everyone but there are some common things I’ve seen happen that should be avoided

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chellyj214
natiii*🇩🇪🇪🇹💽 :
Don't make a Permamnent decision to a temporary problem
2026-06-17 07:23:18
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arthur.plank
Arthur :
It’s beautiful how you’ve honoured your brother this way. What would you say from your experience is the best thing to say to a grieving friend? I’ve always stuck to saying it will be okay but I feel like that’s not enough and doesent seem comforting
2026-06-16 16:50:19
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qwerties73
qwerties :
my grandma died a while ago due to cancer, I never really cared about her till then I remembered her as the angry old woman who I couldn't speak to(I couldn't speak my native language) I still remember how I woke up and I thought I wouldn't really care since I hated her at the time but I kept sobbing uncontrollably on the way there, just staring at the ground and crying then stopping then crying again after that I didn't really cry even when I was in her funeral and only after her death did my dad tell me she never got mad at me or anyone and she was just loud. I didn't really think about her till recently I wish I could just talk to her one more time and bond for once I feel like I never really cared about her till she became a reason to cru
2026-06-25 19:28:12
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grimgamer9
Grim :
"K45 is my late brother Kyles halo 3 clantag, this account is to honor him"
2026-06-19 02:12:35
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amraa0802
amraa0802 :
ive lost my grandpa this march, i didnt really show much affection to him but he was my role model. the little math book he gave me helped a lot during tests, gosh i still miss him to this day. my grandpa was a physicist and my grandma was a mathematician, it was straight out of a movie cause they met in the same school. he gave me about 60 bucks before passing away. i remember thinking "he'll get over it like he always does", then on a sunday morning he passed away. life is fragile, like he said. be greatful for what you have, dont grieve for what was taken away is my message here.
2026-06-17 02:52:53
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cheshire.kitty45
🪞🐈‍⬛🦐Cheshire kitty⭐️📜✒️ :
I really appreciate you making this. It can be so hard to live after experiencing loss; it really changes you (sometimes it can bring good change too, but you really have to wait to truly see it...). It's very important to take one's time while healing, lest grief creeps up on you later on :/ Even though I've never known your brother, I'm 100% sure help would be so proud of who you are and what you're doping for others. Keep fighting🫂❤️
2026-06-18 23:15:37
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theguardian213
Hyfreid | OPEN COMMISSIONS :
I'm afraid to lose them, so I'll love them always regardless
2026-06-16 17:25:19
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01.leandra
🐤🦉ℒℯ𝒶𝓃𝒹𝓇𝒶🦦🐒 :
i lost my mom at 14 bruv
2026-06-17 04:38:38
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143lexnnh14
Leni!! 🏀☀️ :
I talk about him to everyone I just want them to know how great of a guy he was
2026-06-16 18:35:45
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thedoomtomb
Zachery :
This is very informative. I hope it reaches those who need it. There’s also another version that not many people like to talk about and some don’t understand. Living grief. Grief for someone that is no longer in your life but is still alive. It’s easy to reach out, but harder once the consequences are felt. What is more difficult? Resisting the pull to reach out, or the fallout of the decision on failing to wall off the person from your life
2026-06-24 08:51:37
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chasivyarr
𓆝 𓆟 𓆞 𓆟 𓆝 𓆝 𓆟 𓆞 𓆟 𓆝 :
2026-06-18 09:00:25
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marsbarslap
Dick Grayson :
this came at the perfect time, my mother just passed on the 20th. thank you K45.
2026-06-23 13:19:31
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r0ttengr1eff
Alan ☆彡♾️🔃 /♾️💙ミ :
my friend passed away from cancer i am trying my best
2026-06-17 09:20:00
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fallout_4_man
misakookie :
My dad died and trust me it does get better but the feeling never goes away
2026-06-17 13:15:51
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kreatin26
Kreatin :
I am not ready for the day that i have to follow these, im not ready at all 🫩
2026-06-18 18:23:06
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everybody.loves.ray
✪Ray⚓︎ :
As someone who turned to substances to deal with loss, it’s something that I still struggle with to this day to not use as a coping mechanism. Take a walk, call that friend that understands you like no one else, get an ice cream, go see that movie you’ve been thinking about. appreciate the world around you, it’s a lot brighter without the fog of substances <3
2026-06-16 18:44:08
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thatpistachioicecream2
Pistachio Ice Cream 2 :
I would say first but this is a serious post
2026-06-16 16:45:01
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sixba_x
sixba :
You actually helped me Man. Tysm❤️
2026-06-16 19:16:39
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userpeevo
userpeevo :
Forgot to mention avoiding escapism
2026-06-16 19:20:37
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zzz12138zz
Fiddler :
Time heals everything
2026-06-18 22:39:25
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fourth.of.july._
marilou :
Im bawling my eyes OUT
2026-06-18 16:05:01
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The thing no one tells you is that reality does not respond to how badly you want something. It responds to what already feels normal to you. Your baseline, the quiet inner sense of “this is just my life,” is the language reality listens to when it shapes your experience. Look at everything you already have that you never tried to manifest. You do not wake up and affirm that your legs will work. You do not hope the sun rises or visualise your own heartbeat. You have fully normalised these things, you simply expect them, and reality reflects them back every single time without the slightest effort. That is the mechanism, working perfectly, right in front of you. And it is the exact same reason the thing you want still feels far away. Not because it is impossible, and not because the mechanism is broken for you. It is because on a subconscious, internal level, the thing still feels foreign. Impressive. Unusual. Too good to be true. Your baseline still treats it like a stranger, so reality keeps it at the same distance you are holding it at inside. This is also where most people sabotage themselves without realising. They chase the high, the euphoria, the obsession, thinking intensity is the secret. But every high fades, and your frequency was never your peak. It is what you quietly return to as normal once the excitement wears off. So the real work is the opposite of trying harder. It is making the extraordinary ordinary. As normal to you as taking a breath. You hold your desired reality until it stops feeling impressive and starts feeling almost boring, until it feels less like a far away dream and more like remembering something that was always yours. The moment it crosses from foreign to familiar, the moment your mind files it under “just my life,” reality loses the ability to keep reflecting its absence. It has no choice but to mirror the new normal you have settled into. You were never meant to rise up to your desires. You were meant to lower them into the ordinary, until being the person who has them is the most natural thing in the world. #consciousness #manifestation #lawofassumption #esoteric #nonduality

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