You can share your grief.
Woman ; Grief is not an individual weight. You can share your grief. You don't have to carry it alone, it's too heavy for you alone to carry. You know how I don't like to be told what to do and I don't like to talk about the things that fight against my peace, my joy, and my hope. So, I argued hesitantly, 'I'm not grieving. Nobody died'. Woman ; But these feelings that you are feeling, are they not feelings of extreme sadness, pain, regret, and suffering? (Collins Dictionary). Feelings that have come from your trapped dreams, difficult friendships, hard life as you put it, and the list goes on. Me ; Well, in that case, I guess you can say I am truly carrying grief. …… Up until I had my suppressed grief erupt in my face in the middle of my ‘best life’, I never realized how heavy the weight was and, in all honesty, I never even knew I was carrying any weight. There were millions of times that Jesus, with outstretched arms, would say to me ‘Allow me to carry
