the one guy who says "if you are gonna walk around in public grieving you have to accept....[insert a lot of bullshit]" has obviously never truly grieved for someone before.
since when can people turn grieving on and off at will? would he seriously recommend remaining indoors at all times if you are grieving?
i know i've never been there but it really seems a shame that some people at swarthmore, no matter how articulate, really do not seem to have a handle on logic and the real world.
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Date: 2008-12-10 12:33 am (UTC)since when can people turn grieving on and off at will? would he seriously recommend remaining indoors at all times if you are grieving?
i know i've never been there but it really seems a shame that some people at swarthmore, no matter how articulate, really do not seem to have a handle on logic and the real world.
thank god you do, lauren.