grief
"After the AI digested my prompt, a face appeared on the screen. 'Wow, there he is.' I thought."
"I grieve the loss of who I was: someone who felt secure in the knowledge that I had never knowingly caused anyone grief."
"What I know for sure, after 20 years without him, is this: You don’t get over a love or a grief like this."
"While it can never replace anyone’s loss, this small change has bought me a sense of closure that I needed."
"As American novelist Anne Lamott famously said, 'If people wanted you to write warmly about them, they should have behaved better.'"
“You are naming him Gabriel?!” I demanded, practically shrieking. “Yes,” he said nonchalantly. “We like it. Why?”
Dan Levy’s writing and directing set the stage for a complicated grief.
"My mind raced with fantasies about my own complete cleanout ― not just of my closet ... but of the pain and grief that had paralysed my mind and body for the past four years."
Grief doesn't always look like we think it does.
"I questioned if our relationship was even real. Maybe I was being dramatic and selfish? Had this all been in my head?"