Most men think grief is something you feel.
They sit with it.
Talk about it.
They let it soften them.
That’s only half the truth.
Grief is also a command.
When someone you love dies, something brutal and undeniable is revealed:
Time is not theoretical.
Life is not guaranteed.
Delay has a cost.
And yet, most men respond to death by drifting.
They mourn.
They reminisce.
They replay old conversations.
They say “one day I’ll get there” even louder than before.
Weeks pass.
Months pass.
Years pass.
Nothing changes except their misery.
They go into a downward spiral.
That is not honour.
That is stagnation dressed as sentiment.
Death Is a Reckoning, Not a Pause
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