An honest and vulnerable space for those who seek to explore the depths of beauty and pain in life, and to feel inspired and challenged in equal measure, from a visual artist who found solace in writing after suicide loss.
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Five years ago, I met my late partner, Alex. I reflect on the feeling of dread that I had during our relationship and how dreams helped me process his suicide.
Reflecting on life in Canada and visits home to Argentina, I embrace change, nostalgia, and connection. Thank you for sharing this journey—see you in 2025!
Early grief is survival—shock, trauma, and a dreamlike haze. Over time, the good days outnumber the bad, bringing hope and the return of breathing with ease.
Permission to Crumble in Loving Company: How to Support a Grieving Friend
After losing my partner to suicide, I reflect on grief challenges, the power of compassion, holding space for pain, and why support matters more than solutions.
Be the Friend Who Stays After Everyone Else Has Left: How to Support a Grieving Friend
Grief support fades with time, but loss lingers. I share my journey after Alex's death and offer tips for long-term support to those grieving deeply.
It Could Be Anyone: Suicide Discriminates No One
I reflect on joining a Suicide Grief Support Group, seeking patterns to understand why people choose to end their lives and finding new perspectives on grief.
I'd Rather Go It Alone: The Stigma Around Suicide
Stigma silences those struggling. Reflecting on Alex’s fears, I stress the need for safe spaces and breaking societal judgment to support mental health.
To Those Left Behind After Suicide Loss
Grieving Alex's suicide, I grappled with guilt, anger, and seeking answers. This post explores the complex emotions and challenges of suicide loss.
Nothing Matters Anymore: A Reflection on the Suicidal Mind
In my blog, I challenge the idea of suicide as selfish, sharing how my partner Alex's unbearable anxiety and hopelessness left him feeling he had no choice.