Losing someone close to you changes everything. The days feel longer, the air feels heavier, and the house suddenly sounds too quiet. In those moments, we cling to what remains — a favorite pillow, a wristwatch, a shirt that still carries their scent — hoping the nearness will ease the ache.
But sometimes, the very objects we hold onto keep us from moving forward. Instead of comfort, they anchor us in sadness, quietly reminding us of what we’ve lost rather than what we still have.
1. Stopped Clocks or Watches: Time That Should Start Again
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