My friend is grieving and I want to check on them but I'm

"Hey, anything I can do?"

>>16912235

>>16912235
I've said that like 3 times and I dunno, should I repeat myself that much?

>>16912235
Don't say this. It's what every asshole who wants people to think he or she is a good person says. If you are going to offer to do something, be specific. A person who is grieving isn't going to stop and think about the list of chores they aren't keeping up just because you make a vague offer of help.

>>16912210
Most times its best to give them some room. Maybe bring them something to cheer them up a bit, like a treat or present. Nothing too big, just enough to show them you are there for them.

>>16912210
>If you want to talk Im here for you.
Or anything similar. Dont pressure him or her into anything.

You should ask to do something together like an outdoor activity or something.

If they want to talk about it then everything will come naturally. If you've already tried talking to them about it then don't put it all in the open anymore because that can make them feel uncomfortable like their forced to say or do something.

>>16912272
Thanks man, I did get them a present but I ordered it online and I won't have it until wednesday

>>16912256
What specifically? I feel bad now because I offered them general help quite a few times