Pixarteers Thread!

She was like my sister. :cry:

That may take some time… me not knowing how emotional (personally) a girl is cuse im not a girl…it could take longer… im not saying men and boys are less emotional cuse ever man is soft… they just seem hard…my lil brother (the 2yr old) almost died… and that upset me for a while as well… it could take months… or years… it depends on you and the impact that person had on you… sometimes you may bust out crying just by a single thought of that person… your human… its who we are…

The first 2 days I couldn’t even think of her without crying. Today though, I just tear up a little.

like i said it different for everyone… mourning is difficult… but its a process we all go thru after a death of a loved one… i will say this youll seem fine one second then your in tears the next… but its ok… everythings gonna be alright… all you really can do is remember who they where and never forget…

'Night Robbie and Forster.

Jessie: It depends. At first I completely denied it. It wasn’t until the funeral that I accepted that he was dead. He just lived a street away from me, so it was hard for the first few months. One thing that did help keep his memory alive was the next day and that week (it had happened late March during the school year) a folder was passed around among the people in band and a few of his classes (we were in junior high, so it was relatively small) and we have this folder of poems and drawings and letters to him. We plan to, this upcoming year, since my group of friends who were close friends to him, to give his father the folder.

And it may feel like forever now, but you will get over it and accept it. And that sounds totally wrong and cliche, but it’s true. It won’t be instant, but look back in a few months on how you are today, and you’ll see progress.

And life is going to suck. I don’t know why it does, but it just likes to do that. I notice that you do the cross the line stuff on Tumblr, and honestly, I suggest to stay away from it. It’ll only keep you in mourning longer, and these feelings will become harder. Death sucks, and you just lost a best friend, but don’t let that be the start of a downward spiral.

Now, I’m not saying it’s not okay to mourn. There were nights, just random nights too, that I went to sleep crying. Oh, and you’ll have dreams about them for a week or so. It’s not a sign from them, sorry. I wished it was too.

To answer your question, probably a month or so. That’s how long it was for most of us, but it’ll still be a sore topic to talk. Your life will become busy and stuff, so you won’t think about her often, sad but true.

Did that answer your question? I kinda went off on a tangent there :open_mouth:

Because I type happy faces and act happy on the internet doesn’t mean I’m fine. I’ve been horrible for the past three days.

Oh i know… if you where talking to me when i said youd be fine one minute… i meant in the future…

Yeah I know I do. You did answer my question. I’m just sick of thinking about her.

EDIT: I thought you were talking about me at the present time.

no no no id seem like a real jerk for saying that…

I dont toy with peoples emotions…

Y’know, one thing that helped me when I was in mourning, was to think of the great memories that I had, instead of things you regret or other negative things you could think.

I know these things sound cliche and oversaid, but they help. HArd at first, but they work.

I don’t really know what to think right now. About her I mean. :neutral_face:

well if your talking about memory wise start at the beginning…

^ thats really cute :smiley:

Thanks (:

You know it hurts to even think about her right now. It’s bad enough that most of the stuff I do reminds me of her.

Lauren, thank you. hugs

ok ok ok ill stop talking now…

I meant all of the memories. Not that I don’t like to think about her.

It’s the happy memories and the sad memories that made me feel worse at the moment was all I meant.

oh ok sorry… well i almost went the whole day without hurting my fingers…

That’s some nice news. :slight_smile: I’ve just adopted the word ā€œquibbleismā€.