HarveyContributor
Talking to people who aren't there.
Does anyone else talk to people who aren't there because they miss them so much? It makes me feel better. It's like I'm still a child.
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Talking to people who aren't there.
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Noel_90New Contributor
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YES! i know exactly what you are talking about! i do it all the time!! My grandfather passed away 9 years ago and i still haven't dealt with his death. he was the only person who understood me for who i am and never judged me. i feel stupid talking to myself
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QueenieSenior Contributor
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I used to talk to my Mum and Brother. Later I talked to my BFF who died at age 21 by suicide. These days I have 'others' I talk to who aren't real in the sense I don't know them in reality (they are hallucinations).
It's interesting how grief works though @Harvey. There's no hard and fast rules saying you can't speak to someone who isn't there because you miss them. I think that's actually kinda normal.
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HarveyContributor
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Thank you! Glad I'm not the only one!
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