The last time you truly wept

My dad passed away 367 days ago.

When my mom died a couple years ago.

Most recently, having to put my chocolate lab down at 10 due to kidney issues. He went with me from college to a young professional, loyal to the end.

Felt really lost in life a couple years ago

Had a few awful days at work in a row and came home one day and just let it out

when there was a trans character in my harry potter game

Dog dying about 10 years ago.

Honestly, it's a very healthy thing to do. You feel so much release. We should all probably weep a couple times a year, I just don't know how to make myself

Night my dad died, August 6, 2019. Which also happens to be my middle daughter’s birthday, so it was incredibly difficult knowing she will always associate her birthday with the day her Pappy died…….

Listening to my dad eulogize his sister who died much too early from ovarian cancer a couple years ago. It was one of the best speeches I've ever heard. It was strange that I didn't cry for my grandparents' funerals the year before when they died from the Vid, but they were old and had lived a full life.

But my aunt was taken before her time, well before her time. She had such a spirit for life, and two young grandchildren that were under 8 years old. And I guess I was coming to the realization that when my dad was my age at that time, that he had less than 10 years left with his dad and that I could be the one up there speaking about my dad at truly any moment.

Buddy of mine died Monday from some sort of seizure/stroke.

He was 41.

So, very recently.

Birth of my first child