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Asking the impossible to know questions
How long do you grieve for your someone?
How long is too long?
How is it that I feel so empty, as in no feeling. Dead inside?
I want to move on, but what steps to take?
Counseling ever actually work for anyone????
Why don't I FEEL him? He promised me he would watch over me. He's not.
Where are those doors that are supposed to be opening up for me?
Will I be able to move on and love again?
will it be any good or will I always compare them to Rocky?
Why is it that his family has abandoned me?
Why do people seem to think I should be fine by now (not even 3 months after Rocky's death)??
Will I always hate being alone?
Why does my life feel pointless?
When will the urge to call him, talk to him, go away? (it's pretty constant)
When will I be able to sleep in our bed?
When can I say or type his name without crying?
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