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Home > Family & People > Bereavement   »   Losing your lover and best friend hurts

 
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Old Apr 22, 2008, 09:25 PM
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Losing your lover and best friend hurts

It's been eight years since my boyfriend killed himself. I still blame myself and probably always will.I need to know he forgives me for that day! Imiss him so much and still cry for him.I have married since then but there is a feeling of loss that never goes away! How do I let this pain go?

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Old Apr 22, 2008, 09:58 PM   #2  
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i think you should seek some counseling. it's not your fault if someone chooses to take their own life. but i understand how hard it is not to blame yourself sometimes. and a counselour could probably really help you work through your pain. you shouldn't blame yourself if he chose to take his own life, but i realize thats one of those things easier said than done.

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caligal442002 agrees: I did that for 2 years after he died. Still my last words to him will be with me forever.
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Thank you for posting your concerns about your feelings on this subject. I lost a close friend this way and one can't help but feel remorse and guilt. At the end of the day, my conclusion is that suicide is the ultimate selfish act. I don't think my friend thought he was acting 'selfishly'; he was probably depressed, sad, hopeless, and those type things. But he made it impossible for anyone to help, ever. Similarly, I have come not to blame parents for the actions (and words) of their children; one can only do so much. Our responsibility is not limitless.

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caligal442002 agrees: Many have said to me what you have said.I believe it yet my last words to him were not good and I will live with that forever
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