How does one die of grief? 6 comments
Qui-Gon asked:
It seems like they’re exaggerating to me.
A lot of people in history, supposedly die of this. Usually woman, after their husbands die.
How would I go about dying my hair two different colors? 3 comments
nelo c asked:
I’ve been dying my own hair for years, first of all. My hair is a medium shade of red naturally.. and I’ve let it grow out for the first time in months. I’ve decided that I wanted to dye my hair a more intense, almost orange, coppery red with the underneath/bangs being a medium shade of blonde. I’m not entirely sure how to go about this, though. Should I dye my hair the red shade all over first and then add the blonde over that after I shampoo my hair.. or should I do each separately?
Oh, and I’m not looking to go to a salon. I don’t have the money and I have a lot of experience dying my own hair and it always comes out looking even and fine.. so please don’t suggest that.
Thanks in advance!
I’m experiencing all consuming delayed grief over my deceased college boyfriend. What should I do? 3 comments
elleroy5 asked:
I have been married for almost 20 years to a wonderful man who loves me dearly and I have kids. I recently found photos and letters from my college boyfriend who has been deceased for almost 20 years. I am experiencing a lot of unresolved guilt and grief and missing him desperately. I am in therapy and reading books on grief, but to no avail. What should I do?
How can you be pro-life if you are for the death penalty? 19 comments
Rosebee asked:
And how can you be against the death penalty but for abortion?
I have mixed feelings on the death penalty. I am against abortion because it takes a life, and the same for the death penalty. HOWEVER- I think the death penalty is a lot more ethical than holding a person in a 8×8 cell for the rest of their lives. I’m for supervised community work and hard labor over life in prison, definately. There’s got to be a way to punish criminals, but by killing them, are we any better than them?
Why do I struggle so much with prolonged grief? 5 comments
OMIFL24 asked:
My mother in law died 2 years ago from cancer. She was diagnosed in November and died the following May. We spent 2 weeks, the whole family, staying at the house caring for her. It was a very traumatic event to watch and be involved in; she was in a lot of pain. I still to this day feel very much effected when it comes to mind; sometimes feeling like it never really happened. How long until my mind processes this and it doesn’t trigger me as much emotionally?