Hey /r9k/ how did you handle the dead of a great friend ? 2

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>>38153499
"By investing all my energies in hard work, son."

>>38153499
I don't, I stopped talking to all my friends months ago and I don't do funerals.

>>38153499
Embrace the wonderful world of emotional detachment, so crying, no hurt feelings, no feelings, it's great!

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>>38154657
My uncle told me the same thing. He doesn't have any emotional attachments anymore; hell, he doesn't even have one with his own son.

>>38154717
He probably shouldn't have gone with the emotional detachment route if he had a son, but I'm not one to judge.
Anyway, another option is to distract yourself with other things, like video games, anime, hobbies, etc.

>>38153499
i see death as part of life no different from eating or sleeping. im not going to try and reassure you either, they're dead and you'll be dead as well.