#loss

#loss

These issues are not pathologies. They are predictable, universal core vulnerabilities shaped by the inherent complexities of adoption. Understanding these vulnerabilities helps us move beyond simplistic narratives of adoption as "beautiful," " grateful,"""" or "rescuing," and instead see adoption for what it truly is: a layered experience in which love and loss coexist throughout a lifetime.

We typically believe that the person who is "dumped" during a breakup suffers so much more than the person ending the relationship (the dumper). We think the person who is dumped does not want the relationship to be over, wants to try and fix it, keep it going, stay in contact-anything but end it.

Los Angeles-based photographer Kaitlin Maxwell was raised in South Florida and experienced the passing of her father at a young age. Photography has been a way for Maxwell to navigate the world, find meaning and a sense of identity. Using natural light and a medium format film camera, Maxwell's practice is an intimate study of the human condition, rooted in a desire to understand what it means to be seen.

When Ibrox turns on its own like this, there's a temptation to put in the earplugs and don the crash helmet. It ain't pretty. It's as visceral as it gets; loud and vicious, words coming like blades, capable of cutting their target in half.

"I had enough money but not enough time." That's what my stepmom said, multiple times through her two-decade journey with metastatic breast cancer.

Fabinho reflects on the loss of his friend Diogo Jota, realizing how quickly life can change. He emphasizes the fragility of existence and cherishes meaningful moments.

Willem Dafoe, playing the brooding Greek plutocrat Marcos Timoleon, offers a commanding performance that drives the film's claustrophobic and tense atmosphere, particularly during his daughter Sofia's lavish birthday party.

Life after the loss of a longtime partner requires significant adjustments in self-perception, impacting identity and creating a process of becoming anew.

He cradled a burnt out broken golf bag around his arms, it was all he had left after a fire had hungrily devoured his Winchester house.

If I were dying Thursday, this might be the last smoke bush I see. Its red hair on fire.

Many athletes experience a significant emotional response to losing, which can lead to rumination on mistakes. It's common to attempt reframing a loss as a learning opportunity, but lingering despair can follow.

Lockets serve as symbols of love, and even if there are laws against them on the Brooklyn Bridge, many choose to ignore them in the name of love.

"I've had a long life and I've met a lot of people but I never knew anybody like her," Pestonji said. Shahnaz, 71, was fatally stabbed in a North York parking lot on Thursday in what police say was an unprovoked attack.

I have not picked all the best photos, nor the best videos, because I cannot bear to go through my camera roll yet. I deeply apologise to any of her friends who are finding out this way or through the press, but I cannot go through her phone. I am paralysed.

David Lynch expressed that forgetting an idea is one of life's great horrors, often concluding his sentiment with the phrase, 'You want to commit suicide.'

My heart is absolutely broken. Yesterday, both my Grandma Janet and my Grandma Paquita passed away. I think I am still in a bit of shock as I type this.

I am truly lost for words. Until yesterday, I never thought there would be something that would frighten me of going back to Liverpool after the break.