One doesn't need to be an expert to be good at something. *hugs?*
I don't know; somehow it feels different to grieve a ...world situation, than it does to grieve a person. Somehow this feels fundamentally different than even the 9/11 attacks. (Or the results of the 2016 election, which were less impactful but still a grief, that I did not recognize at the time I was in it.)
This is bigger than all of that, and grinding on more painfully over a longer time.
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Date: 2020-03-30 04:58 pm (UTC)One doesn't need to be an expert to be good at something. *hugs?*
I don't know; somehow it feels different to grieve a ...world situation, than it does to grieve a person. Somehow this feels fundamentally different than even the 9/11 attacks. (Or the results of the 2016 election, which were less impactful but still a grief, that I did not recognize at the time I was in it.)
This is bigger than all of that, and grinding on more painfully over a longer time.