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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Get ready for the displaced anger, acting out by drinking more, ramped up porn addiction, and other ways in which men express grief because they're too weak to face sadness.[/quote] Whatever you're thinking, it isn't healthy. Your parents dying in old age shouldn't be emotionally traumatizing. [/quote] That is really weird. I grieved my 91 year old grandmother, too. It doesn’t have to be TRAUMA to be grief. Grief is a normal part of living and loving. But many men don’t know how to grieve or don’t let themselves feel anything but anger so yeah, the grief gets displaced in other directions. It IS normal to grieve the deaths of any loved ones at any age.[/quote]
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