Grief is a weird, sensitive thing. No single person grieves exactly the same as another, and that’s because we’re all different in the way we feel and process emotions. Losing a loved one, especially prematurely, is never an easy thing to go through; you’d hope that the family you have around you is supportive in any way you choose to grieve, and don’t try to overstep any boundary you might have set for them. Some family members, however, might try to turn your grief into their own, which is when you have to put your foot down in the middle of feeling all of those strong feelings. Nothing is worse than an entitled person who thinks they know what should and shouldn’t make you upset in the grieving process…

As the title suggests, a grieving mother posted this next story, explaining that her sister-in-law is naming her future baby after the grieving mother’s late child, who passed years before. Tone deaf isn’t the word. Scroll to read.