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No, it's a building and construction course. And almost every time I go to do quotes at clients house with dogs they do the same as well. ****en shits me to no end.

So bitches find you irresistible, and you're balling about it.
 
So bitches find you irresistible, and you're balling about it.

If it was the two legged variety slobbering at my groin and climbing my leg, I'd be rapt. Always seems to be bulldogs and schnauzers
 

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A few days or even a few months after is fine. Really sorry to hear about your daughter. You always expect to lose your parents at some stage. No one should have to go through losing a child. I lost my younger brother when he was 19. That was hard enough.
It's tough. I'm constantly having mental battles with moving on and not prolonging my grieve but then I find myself upset as I feel like I'm forgetting about her existence.

When we went to visit her resting spot at the cemetery on her 1 month anniversary, we saw another couple there "celebrating" their 3 year old stillborn son's birthday. Even after 3 years, the mother was an emotional wreck.
 
It's tough. I'm constantly having mental battles with moving on and not prolonging my grieve but then I find myself upset as I feel like I'm forgetting about her existence.

When we went to visit her resting spot at the cemetery on her 1 month anniversary, we saw another couple there "celebrating" their 3 year old stillborn son's birthday. Even after 3 years, the mother was an emotional wreck.
I'm sorry for your loss.

I don't think there's a right or wrong way to grieve, it's what feels natural to you.
 
It's tough. I'm constantly having mental battles with moving on and not prolonging my grieve but then I find myself upset as I feel like I'm forgetting about her existence.

When we went to visit her resting spot at the cemetery on her 1 month anniversary, we saw another couple there "celebrating" their 3 year old stillborn son's birthday. Even after 3 years, the mother was an emotional wreck.
Life is shit sometimes.

Don't let anybody dictate how long you should or should not take to grieve. It's always going to be hard on you, especially losing someone so young who is your own blood.

Deal with it the best you can, and if you're not handling it well - see someone. Don't bottle it up.

I guess, when you're ready, you can try again.
 

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maybe not shitting me, a mild annoyance? hmmm. maybe not. but....

people on twitter complaining about people on twitter telling them they're worthless, stupid, dumb.

the easy answer is get off twitter!

easy answer. easy answer. to us outside
 
maybe not shitting me, a mild annoyance? hmmm. maybe not. but....

people on twitter complaining about people on twitter telling them they're worthless, stupid, dumb.

the easy answer is get off twitter!

easy answer. easy answer. to us outside


What's your Twitter handle?

PM it please.
 
i dont do twitter.

if you want to tell me im stupid, you can do so here. but youll have to take a number


Or if you wanna call out someone for being stupid, do it in person and vice versa.
 

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I lost my old man about a year and a half ago and I only posted announcements of his death and his funeral followed by one or two photos I had found 2 - 6 months down the track.

I agree thst some of the online grieving reaches to a point of mere attention seeking (perhaps a cry for help?) rather than actually honouring then memory of, or tributing the fallen friend/relative.
 
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