@itschen29: Di ako broken pero ramdam ko yung sakit ng isang skusta. #viraltiktok #sadsong #fypシ

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wahchang69
Ben Wan Tai🇹🇼 :
title?
2026-08-20 12:29:10
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moonbin4388
Moonbin :
bat mapanakit ka skusta!!🫩
2026-08-20 13:06:33
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alemajust4u
CoffeeJam :
Narerealize natin na wla na pla satin ang taong yun pag wla na sa piling natin🥺
2026-08-20 17:38:29
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airaspotlight
☆°~Aira~°♡ :
mapanakit yung kanta
2026-08-21 02:13:33
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itschen29
Chen :
😏😏😏
2026-08-20 10:24:32
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After the accident, we eventually had to go back into travel trailer. Their stuff was still there. Mother’s Day pictures they had colored for me. Candy they had talked Tim into buying as a surprise. Red sand everywhere. And their dirty clothes. Their socks still had that red dirt on them from riding and playing on our last trip together. They needed to be washed. Such a stupidly normal thing. Put the clothes in. Add detergent. Hit start. Except I DIDN’T want them clean. Because washing them meant removing the dirt from the last day they were alive. Tim told me he could do it. I could walk away. Instead, we stood there together and put their clothes into the washer one last time. When I hit start… I almost crumpled. That ordinary load of laundry felt nearly as hard as closing their casket. The big moments hurt. Of course they do. But sometimes it’s the sock. The half-used shampoo. Their shoes by the door. The food they liked still sitting in the pantry. Something completely ordinary becomes evidence of a life that was here… and isn’t coming back the way you desperately want it to. There’s no timetable for when those things should stop hurting. But I also learned I couldn’t spend the rest of my life running from every object, place or memory that hurt. That day, the “one thing” was laundry. So we did the laundry. And cried our guts out while we did it. Sometimes moving forward looks THAT small. Not being okay. Not getting over it. Just doing the next thing while allowing the sadness to come with you. If you’re grieving and something ridiculously ordinary knocked the wind out of you today… you’re not alone in that. Save this for one of those days. And if you want a practical tool for what to DO when emotions hit hard, grab The Emotional Pivot in our bio. #Grief #GriefSupport #LifeAfterLoss #EmotionalResilience #GrievingParents
After the accident, we eventually had to go back into travel trailer. Their stuff was still there. Mother’s Day pictures they had colored for me. Candy they had talked Tim into buying as a surprise. Red sand everywhere. And their dirty clothes. Their socks still had that red dirt on them from riding and playing on our last trip together. They needed to be washed. Such a stupidly normal thing. Put the clothes in. Add detergent. Hit start. Except I DIDN’T want them clean. Because washing them meant removing the dirt from the last day they were alive. Tim told me he could do it. I could walk away. Instead, we stood there together and put their clothes into the washer one last time. When I hit start… I almost crumpled. That ordinary load of laundry felt nearly as hard as closing their casket. The big moments hurt. Of course they do. But sometimes it’s the sock. The half-used shampoo. Their shoes by the door. The food they liked still sitting in the pantry. Something completely ordinary becomes evidence of a life that was here… and isn’t coming back the way you desperately want it to. There’s no timetable for when those things should stop hurting. But I also learned I couldn’t spend the rest of my life running from every object, place or memory that hurt. That day, the “one thing” was laundry. So we did the laundry. And cried our guts out while we did it. Sometimes moving forward looks THAT small. Not being okay. Not getting over it. Just doing the next thing while allowing the sadness to come with you. If you’re grieving and something ridiculously ordinary knocked the wind out of you today… you’re not alone in that. Save this for one of those days. And if you want a practical tool for what to DO when emotions hit hard, grab The Emotional Pivot in our bio. #Grief #GriefSupport #LifeAfterLoss #EmotionalResilience #GrievingParents

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