In the United States, our vernacular of death, dying, and grieving leaves much to be desired: Grief is treated as something that can be processed and managed, with concepts like 'efficient grieving' aimed at maximizing productivity.
After losing his mother to cancer, Cody Delistraty found himself engaging in a 'bullshit dance' in conversations to deflect and downplay his grief, responding with 'kinder and kinder letdowns.'
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