I agree with bellanona as to the residence of poster emilie. In fact, I hope that use is the case. If not, she is either very young and has some heart breaking experiences to come or she is, somewhere, missing some element of true humanity.
Oddly, as I came to that post I was just thinking how this post unites us. There are some posters on here who quite often have me foaming at the mouth but of course some things are not a matter of opinion, they just are. On a very basic level I agree with emilie, life is short and none of us get out alive - as Urmstongran pointed out, we should not be assuming we will be here in a year's time. But to say that people should not grieve is really strange, that is a part of the human condition and it should never be ignored or belittled by anyone for any reason. It is a sign that someone you loved and who loved you has left you and left a gap in your life that never really goes away.
I am really sorry to ramble on again and I hope I made sense. As I intimated in an earlier thread, I am facing the fact that this is probably my husband's last Christmas and I have no idea how I am going to cope when his time comes.
To think that London, or anywhere else for that matter, does not belong to any one demographic
Should women have equal pay and opportunities?
Anger management!!! Help needed.