Author Topic: My best friend's dad will die within the next 12 hours (dead)  (Read 7062 times)

You can cash this in later to get some of that sweet poon too when her daddy issues flair up after the grieving period.


what the forget

You can cash this in later to get some of that sweet poon too when her daddy issues flair up after the grieving period.
what the forget is wrong with you.
is insensitive as this sounds, he's actually right... death is hard to deal with but after a month or two you eventually come to terms with it and then you realize your best friend has been there for you the entire time. its a total sploosh

shoulder to cry on becomes the chest to lie on


You can cash this in later to get some of that sweet poon too when her daddy issues flair up after the grieving period.
What the forget is wrong with you

I went to go see her again. Went to her house and spent a few hours with her and her family. Her mom gave my friend a box with a lot of old pictures. The sight of her father brought her into tears and she spent a good hour putting the pictures up on her wall. She decided to go to sleep so I said my goodbyes and went home.

I'm terrified. She looked so sad. She is surrounded by her family who love her and her mom is giving me updates on how she is feeling but I know she is putting on a happy act for her family because when I'm with her she tells me stuff that her family doesn't hear.

stay close to them for a while. you're likely going to be their emotional support for a bit if their family doesn't help or understand

Keep staying by her side man. You're doing the right thing.

op is hero, continue this

Keep staying by her side man. You're doing the right thing.
whbat if she was gay


Hey guys.

Been texting her. She was telling me that she could use some space; not just from me but from everyone. I respect her decision but it worries me to all hell because the last thing I would want her to be is alone. I don't want her to hurt herself. If something were to happen I would non-stop blame myself. She's had past experiences of self harm and I'm just scared stuffless.
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You should give her some space. Girls need lots of that. She probably won't self harm, she'll just be extremely tired and sad for about a month or two, which is part of the process

You should give her some space. Girls need lots of that. She probably won't self harm, she'll just be extremely tired and sad for about a month or two, which is part of the process
Yes, I have given her some space. I noticed small cuts on her upper arms and I'm wondering if thats just the beginning. I'm worried about the bigger picture; Self Delete.

I've been keeping tabs on her with her mom. All I can do is hope.

honestly, this is actually pretty sad to hear, especially when its her parent that died, knowing your parents are the people who care about you the most, so that is probably gonna be hard to get over.
Yes, I have given her some space. I noticed small cuts on her upper arms and I'm wondering if thats just the beginning. I'm worried about the bigger picture; Self Delete.

I've been keeping tabs on her with her mom. All I can do is hope.
I'd recommend having her see a grief counselor or something like that.

honestly, this is actually pretty sad to hear, especially when its her parent that died, knowing your parents are the people who care about you the most, so that is probably gonna be hard to get over.
I know, its one of the toughest moments she's ever gone through. I've done nothing but give her my unconditional love and support and checked in with her every few hours and called her mom to ask her how she was doing. I love her more than anything and she's my most dearest friend. If anything happens to her its over for me.

I'd recommend having her see a grief counselor or something like that.
I know she was just prescribed anxiety medicine for a few weeks, and as far as I know she has some sort of counselor.