death = natural

Death is natural and so is grief. Grief comes into play when a loved one has passed on or is no longer in said life. The emotions that come along with grief are strong and powerful, which could be overpowering for some. These emotions include shock, confusion, guilt, anger, bitterness, hostility, and many others. This feelings can be evoked not just when a loved one passes, but also when a loved one is no longer a main role in life. Such as going missing, disowning the family, going to prison, etc…The lack of the loved one’s presence creates this overwhelming emotion which is known as grief. A main question, though, can grief be good?
Overall examining the process of grief can lead to an understanding that everything happens for a reason. Loss is natural and is bound to happen in life; which in turn means that grief is inevitable. Grief is painful and not typically sought after. Pain resonates a signal that something is wrong and not normal. Pain, in the long run, can create the sense of pleasure when gone. Similar to heartbreak, the pain seems to be unbearable but you learn what made you hurt. Afterwards you feel a sense of pleasure knowing that the pain was worth going through to learn more about yourself. Grief is not a fun experience but allows you to learn more about yourself than one expects. While also allowing you to learn more about others and gives you a reflection of how great life truly is. When in pain you think about the times you were not in pain. Grief allows you to become more in depth with who you are and overall creates a pleasure for life after fully completing the grieving process.