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All dark and comfortless » Miriamne

Posted by Declan on August 26, 2006, at 22:09:49

In reply to Persistent, obsessive grief, posted by Miriamne on August 14, 2006, at 16:03:50

Is grief what is meant by melancholia? I've had a feeling of grief all my life. It's been no big deal, which means I'm used to it.
Maybe I was attracted to grief?
Maybe it was a choice? (If so, clearly unconcious)

I think it might well get worse as you get older (not an optimist here). I'm 53.

Trying to find the right description I'd say 'comfortless'. Maybe 'frightened'? Maybe 'lonely'?

I read a book where one of this woman's brother dies and she gets depressed.
When she comes out of it a year later and is able to talk, she says to her son 'I became frightened', which I liked.


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