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I lost my fiancé to suicide a little over a year ago. It’s been a hard year and I’ve had some really bad days where I have spiraled and “crashed out” as I call it yelling at the top of my lungs and breaking things . I feel so embarrassed and ashamed when I get into this state , I’ve only don’t it around my close family . But it makes me feel broken and like I am not handling my grief and trauma well. I feel like a failure and like I am causing my loved ones pain. I just want to feel like I am going to get through this and I am doing a good job when I have these moments I feel like it takes it all away, any work or progress that I’ve made.
HopeSeeker • September 04, 2025 at 03:14 AM • 1 replies

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I was/am Clyff’s wife so I understand what you mean about the breaking and throwing things. I do this too when no one is home, doesn’t it seem like now that all the support has stopped rolling in that we are supposed to be “over it” you and I both know that’s a crock of lies and we will carry this with us for the rest of our life’s im so sorry that your having to go through this hell as well :(
AmandaAllen • September 04, 2025 at 03:21 AM
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