if your favorite cousin died should you cry or move on?

Answer 1

You need to give yourself some time to grieve. Move on when you are ready

Answer 2

Cry, cry all that you can then yes move ahead.
Keep this in mind though, most say it will get better. It doesn't. It only gets different. when I lost my brother people kept saying it'll get better well it's been 30+ years It isn't better, just different. Don't set yourself up for failure thinking it will go away. Just accept and move ahead, not move on. that would seem like leaving your loved one behind when you should keep them in your heart allways! Science also has shown that there's chemical buildups that are only released in tears different tears for different emotions so yes cry It actually does help.

Answer 3

move on. the cousin is gone, crying won't bring him back. If you are aware that people will start bugging you because you don't cry, that's their problem. It was your favorite cousin while alive.

Answer 4

i have lost a close cousin and yes i did cry. it is best to let out your feelings instead of holding them in. i lost a sister, a daughter, and now there is a possible chance my brother has cancer. so i have a lot of feelings going on inside of me. so it is ok to let it out, but there will be a time you do need to move on, because they are not going to want you to mourn the rest of your life. they are going to want you to move on. so let it out and then take it a day at a time to move on. good luck and i am sorry for your lose.

Answer 5

There's nothing wrong with crying. I would be pretty concerned about someone who didn't cry when a loved one died.

Answer 6

i would cry because of the emotional pain and then day after day i would eventually move on

Answer 7

Both

Answer 8

Move on? You mean let the back wheels roll over him?

Answer 9

cry then move on

Answer 10

YOU DO BOTH CRY AND THEN MOVE ON