Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:My best friend died by suicide and they refused to acknowledge the death or my grief. No relationship with them.
What did you want them to do? My IL’s barely know my friends.
Act like human beings with hearts and say to me on the phone “We know you’re hurting and we’re so sorry.” Is that too much to ask? And yes, they knew my friend. They had all spent time together on various occasions over the years.
Instead they said nothing and gave me a hard time about not being engaged enough in the stuff they wanted me to do.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:My best friend died by suicide and they refused to acknowledge the death or my grief. No relationship with them.
What did you want them to do? My IL’s barely know my friends.
Act like human beings with hearts and say to me on the phone “We know you’re hurting and we’re so sorry.” Is that too much to ask? And yes, they knew my friend. They had all spent time together on various occasions over the years.
Instead they said nothing and gave me a hard time about not being engaged enough in the stuff they wanted me to do.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:My best friend died by suicide and they refused to acknowledge the death or my grief. No relationship with them.
Did they drive your best friend to suicide?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:My best friend died by suicide and they refused to acknowledge the death or my grief. No relationship with them.
What did you want them to do? My IL’s barely know my friends.
Anonymous wrote:My best friend died by suicide and they refused to acknowledge the death or my grief. No relationship with them.
Anonymous wrote:My best friend died by suicide and they refused to acknowledge the death or my grief. No relationship with them.
Did they drive your best friend to suicide?