What should I do?

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My grandmother passed in January. I was super close with her being that she practically raised me. I have been an emotional wreck every since her passing. I am currently in college but I have came home every weekend because I feel better at home. (When I’m away I cry literally everyday) It is now spring break and my boyfriend spent 3 days with me but now he wants me to go with him. I really don’t want to because I feel better home but I don’t want him upset with me. Should I stay home or Go with him?

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It might be good to get out and distract yourself for a bit

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I’m not trying to be mean at all or cold, but it’s time to start moving on.
I’ve been there trust me, but the only way to start healing is to start living again.

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Do whats best for you. People grieve differently.

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You guys I still do fun things... I’m not just in the house 24 hours 😂 I actually am out of the house all day doing things and I’m usually not back til night it’s just the fact of coming home seeing and interacting my family that makes me feel better.

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So you just dont want to spend the NIGHT  at his house is what it sounds like. You have no problem going out with him, etc but you don't want to stay the night? In that case just go home after. If you're spending time with him during the day and need to recoup in a safe comfortable environment then I don't see the problem..

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Go to him. It should be good for you to get a change of scenery.

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Honestly, it might be a good idea to get out the house a bit. I'm sorry about your grandmother's passing, but you shouldn't dwell on it. You can grieve for sure, but don't let it consume you as it seems to be doing. My grandfather passed away last month so I know how you feel.

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You "move on" at your own pace. There's no set time. It might be good for you to get your mind off things though, I'm sorry about your loss

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