When someone mentions a loved one has recently died whats the correct response?
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"My dad died a few months ago and every expression of sympathy was appreciated by me. "Oh, I'm very sorry to hear that" was a common one and I felt perfectly appropriate. Usually that was followed-up with either some questions or generally sympathetic words, e.g.: "Had he been ill?" "How is your family doing?" "Please let me know if there's anything I can do." "
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You can't prove nuffin'. I mean, my condolensces.
SAY NOTHING AND SMACK THEM IN THE FACE WITH A FRYING PAN!!!
I'm sorry, I have aspergers and don't understand empathy.
Oh, no. I'm so sorry. I hope you feel better soon. If you need anything let me know.
just fart. It will work its self out.
Awkward silence and then physical assault.
""I'm sorry for your loss." "
look them in the eye and tell them they are pathetic for clinging to a mass of skin bones and organs that mean nothing and that their loved ones are rotting in the ground filling the gullets of bacteria and fungus making actual use of themselves for once. Then tell them in 100 years theyll be doing the same and be equally pathetic.
"It depends on the situation and how they sound about it. "That really sucks, I'm sorry," was just fine for me when I mentioned that my grandma (who is was REALLY close to) died last year. "
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