Is it true that old people don't feel grief as intensely as young people?
8 Answers to "Is it true that old people don't feel grief as intensely as young people?"
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Not true, just more experience with it
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Grief is brutal regardless your age.
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No. I have noticed that grief (and indeed other feelings) are far more intense as I've become older. It's the way it is expressed that is different.
When younger, for example, I would have cried openly. Now, I reserve that for when I'm alone.Like (1)
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no, far form it, oyung people are to scared ot show it
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not always.. I grew up with it.. so it was second nature by the time I left home.. and many kids I knew and see now are like this.. it depends on their experiences
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no i dont think thats true at all. elderly people are known to die from grief.
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I'm 13 and it hurts like hell, people always tell me it will be easier when I'm older
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Posted by Haramaru 1 Feb 10th, 2013 at 11:11AM
i doubt that. some i have died from the sense of loss. yet to see a young kid drop dead from it.
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