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5/17/2016 1:05 pm  #1


What would you do?

Hello everyone,
As you know my boyfriend came down from Illinois to New York last Thursday, I didn't know why but I really wanted to see him and talk to him. Today I found out his grandfather passed away so I'm guessing he came down because his mother told him that his grandfather wasn't looking good. Being that his grandfather passed away I really want to check in on him, see if he's okay, and just be there for me but we haven't talked in months and I'm not even sure if he'll answer me or even appreciate me caring but I really want to talk to him because I genuinely care about him. What would you do?

 

5/17/2016 1:17 pm  #2


Re: What would you do?

Hello,

If you really do care and you can send him a suportive message without expecting that you will get an aswer I think you can send him a message. 
But make sure to stay on the topic offcourse. 
I does not have to be a long message, you could say something like 'i heard the news of your grandfather. I wish you all the support and strength in the world' 
It's just a suggestion of a message and you are not being needy or asking a question in the hope for a response.  Any person would appreciate a message like this during a loss. But remember, you send this to offer your support to him. Not to expect a message back from him. I you would feel sad if he would not reply, this is not the time to send him something. That aside,  you can say to yourself that in case he does not replies 'he will have tons on his head, so it would be normal IF he would not reply and that's OK as he is coping with other stuff right now.' 
Besides this send him love and support on an energetic level. Even though you are not there, you can send support to him. 

 

5/17/2016 3:14 pm  #3


Re: What would you do?

If you are friends on facebook and he posted a status about it, then send a message sure , if you are not in contact and there's no way he would expect you to find out like you're not close to his family or his best friend or anything, then don't text. Like if you found out through a friend of a friend or something, then it's a little stalkerish for you to text him. Like I'd personally find it weird if my ex from a while ago randomly found out about my uncle's death last year and sent me a text about it to be honest. It just looks like you're using a death as a way to contact him if there's no close way of you knowing and that's not cool. Again, if he publically said it on some social media where you are his friend, then by all means, or if you are close to his mother, sister , best friend or good friend, then by all means because that makes sense but if you found out through a far connection, then don't, it just looks like you just want to contact him for yourself. If he texts you to tell you, then of course reply If you are going to contact him, just say hi, how have you been I've been thinking of you lately and then he could tell you about his grandfathers death and you could reply with your condolences and that looks much more natural


'What We Think, We Become' -Buddha
 

5/17/2016 3:30 pm  #4


Re: What would you do?

Shootingstar,

I like how you have considered their connection to have a bigger picture.

Thanks for those insights!

 

5/18/2016 12:54 pm  #5


Re: What would you do?

Well, I have his sister on facebook and I have his cousin on instagram which they posted about it. Then my friend has him on facebook and he posted about being really depressed and how this pain will never heal, so I really don't know what to say. But his family that I have on social media posted about it. 

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5/18/2016 7:12 pm  #6


Re: What would you do?

I would have sent my condolences but with no expectations. What did you decide to do in the end?


I love her, she loves me, and I'm eternally grateful we are back together....
 

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