Grief as standard - Chia's Blog
Reading Time: 2 minutes Trying to better word this / process my feelings, will delete this block once I get there I don’t know how to function without grief Every good moment in my life has been permeated with a sense of fleetingness and genuine dread that has been impossible for me to evade I wonder how much of […]
Grief as standard – Chia's Blog Skip to the content Skip to the main menu Grief as standard Reading Time: 2 minutes Trying to better word this / process my feelings, will delete this block once I get there I don’t know how to function without grief Every good moment in my life has been permeated with a sense of fleetingness and genuine dread that has been impossible for me to evade I wonder how much of this is because of my Catholic upbringing, where I had to barter any time for joy. It didn’t just instill this need for human beings to labor to find worth, but that any a
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