The Way Widows Are Judged For Moving On Needs To Change - People's Reaction To Aubrey Plaza's Pregnancy Is A Reminder
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The Way Widows Are Judged For Moving On Needs To Change - People's Reaction To Aubrey Plaza's Pregnancy Is A Reminder
""Society thinks you shouldn't do anything for a year. You're supposed to mourn a full season of cycles. What's important to remember is that we never know what's behind the story of why people do or don't want to have sex and find love again after loss.""
""People want to make it a litmus about the kind of relationship you had with your late partner. If you date too early, then it must mean that you didn't love them. And then if you don't date soon enough, then you're 'stuck' in your grief.""
Aubrey Plaza is expecting a baby with Christopher Abbott, prompting social media backlash regarding her grieving period after her husband Jeff Baena's suicide in 2025. Many believe she should wait longer to move on, reflecting outdated societal expectations about mourning. Grief counselor Jill Cohen emphasizes that there is no set timeline for grieving or dating again. Anita Coyle, a widow, notes that young widows face judgment regardless of their dating choices, highlighting the societal pressure surrounding grief and relationships.
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