There are so many feelings that people go through when they lose someone, whether it be in a relationship way or a death way or even a ‘moving away’ way. They can vary so much. You can get dumped and be distraught. Filled with anger that someone would do this to you after all you’ve done for them. Pure hatred for the one who scorned you. Some people just deal this way, with rage to combat other feelings or perhaps it is the only one they have to use. Others may feel intense depression and rejection. A feeling of self-blame and worthlessness, where it just hurts so much and you can’t make the pain stop without distorting your mind with drugs. A pain so malevolent it feels like you can’t feel anything but. Sometimes you feel satisfied. The relationship is over and you just feel good. Not because you are free or anything, its just nice. They were in your life, they aren’t now. And that is all right because you wouldn’t be you, for better or worse, without them. You realise that every experience is unique. Every second is a lesson. You don’t need to learn from the lesson but it will always be with you. Sometimes we cry of sadness when a loved one passes. We are sad they are gone. Sad that they are not with us for the rest of time. But they are. So long as they are remembered. Maybe grandma is gone in form but you still remember how to cook eggs like she taught you. Dad passed away, yes, but you still remember the time he taught you to mop the floor and you accidentally spilled water everywhere. Maybe Cody, your dog, died. But you still remember how he cuddled up to you at night or how he hid under your desk at your feet when the lightning boomed. Humans feel so many different emotions and they always come out strong in times of grief. That is always okay but remember not to miss the people you have lost too much. Keep them alive by living, yourself. Keep experiencing. Keep learning. Keep remembering. And then one day, become the memory in another’s heart.