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i lost my best friend.
eylah
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i am dealing with the loss of my best friend who sadly was killed recently. i miss him sm and i am so broken beyond words rn. i didnt know how to cope with the loss of him. i have sm happening rn its unbearable to live like fhis i could open up to him but now hes gone forever. i miss him sm now i have noone to open up to when struggling with my mh. i will be going to his funeral bc his mum is allowing me to go but idk i feel so alone rn im in pieces. . i wish i could protect him but i couldnt bc i didnt want to go to the party with him bc i hate mixing with ppl. i blame myself . i still feel the last hug i gave him ill miss his hugs his laugh his smile and how kind & compassionate he was. . im heartbroken 💔
keep your face always toward the sunshine and shadows will fall behind you. 🤍
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It's natural to miss him so much, especially when he was the person you could always turn to when you were struggling. The pain of not having him here anymore must feel unbearable, and it's okay to feel lost and alone right now but try to reach out to other people in your life where you feel able. Do you have anybody in your life who might feel like a safe person to talk to about your grief?
It's also really important to remember that this is not your fault. Although it's a natural response, try to remember that we can’t control everything. You couldn’t have known what would happen and your decision not to go to the party doesn’t make you responsible for what happened. Your friend knew you cared about him deeply, and that’s what mattered.
Please do keep us updated on how you're doing @eylah
try and remember you are not at fault for this in any way shape or form - you weren't to know what was going to happen. i know its hard, but try not to speculate the millions of 'what ifs' that may be swirling round your mind at the moment.
like issie has said, is there anyone you can reach out to for support or someone to talk to. or perhaps there's things you could do to try and remember all the good times you had with him and the amazing person he was to you.
just know we are all here for you, and remember this grieving process can take as long as you need it to - give yourself the time and space to feel things