Dealing With The Death Of Your Boyfriend
Are you trying to cope with the death of your boyfriend or do you know someone who is? Well this is a painful situation to be in. It takes a lot of self encouragement and some encouragement words from your friends and loved ones.
There are certain things feeling that you go through when trying to heal or when dealing with the death of a loved one. Allow me to go through a few of these – hopefully you will realise that you are not alone and you are on your way to healing.
Disbelief
Disbelief is the first feeling that comes when you are told about some bad news especially the loss of someone you love. This is especially true when you have just been talking to your boyfriend a few moments ago. This initial feeling may last for a couple of hours and sometimes days. In most occasions it lasts up to the day of the funeral.
Shock
In most cases shock is triggered by seeing the person actually dead. In most cases this happens at the funeral after reality strikes. Being shocked is an inevitable feeling after reality strikes. Shock is temporary, in no time the feeling goes away.
Anger
This feeling can be directed at any one and everyone including yourself and the people who were meant to “protect” your boyfriend. If you do not properly manage anger, it can get really destructive. You need to watch what you say and think during the time. Look into the internet for some daily words of encouragement to help you cope.
Pain
Pain is tormenting and longer lasting. It calls for some consistent exposure to words of encouragement. Pain is deadly. I mean it just sticks in there and does not seem to ever end. No matter how it feels, it goes away eventually. I don’t mean to say you forget what happened but you simply are able to live without feeling bad all the time.
When you are in pain you may feel helpless and even regret some doing or not doing something. You may feel nothing will ever take away the pain or regret not telling your boyfriend certain things.