How do we Navigate Grief? | Introduction to Psychology 25 of 30 | Study Hall

Of course death is inevitable.

Death actually isn't inevitable, we simply lack the means by which to circumvent it. Even the oldest most broken down PC can be repaired, and we're basically just organic PCs, we simply lack the ways in which to repair ourselves in the ways that matter - but we will get there, eventually.

I'm still trying to figure out how to deal with the death of my dad. It was back in February and I feel like I'm grieving wrong. I tried so hard to make a relationship work with him. My stepmom always talks about how much he loved me and my brothers but I never felt like that and I don't understand why he never said it

hell of a title to put out on election day

How does Aminah expect a funeral or cordination of the family to happen if the father slows down to grieve?, People like Aminah dont realize you have VERY little time to make decisions after the person has become a body that now needs to be stored, embalmed, transported, that needs a casket, a plan to cremate, there is no seconds to pause to stop & people like Aminah are literallly just being selfish, taking time to feel for themselves the loss we are all facing, they make it about them and ADD to the load those who are usually closer and less able to compartmentalize their pain, but people like Aminah force them too by not helping and then ridicule them for being forced to hold it together, How do people like Aminah think funerals and cordination of the family happen?? MAGIC?.. they are just selfish and short sighted, because Im sure noone wants the business side of end of life thrust upon them & especially not of someone theyve cared and loved. If there isnt help, grieving/feeling, really gets in the way, we'd all love to be children allowed to scream when were hurt, thats not reality in this world you have to move or everything will move without you in ways you do not want.