The Five Stages Of Falling In Love - Plot & Excerpts
I crawled my way through anger. And now I would battle bargaining. Before this happened to me and before I became a clinical study on what it’s like to lose someone important, I had always thought of bargaining as the easy stage. It’s so much easier to wish someone back than admit that they’re gone. It didn’t seem like a difficult process before I had to go through it myself. But I had never known real grief before, so I couldn’t picture myself pleading for my husband’s return or desperately begging God to bring him back to me. And that is the crux of it right there. Desperate. Desperation. Desperately willing to give up anything if I could just see him one more time, speak to him one more time. Kiss him one last time. I have become so desperate in my grief that I can’t be reasoned with. The pain continues to slice at my chest like a deadly knife, digging deep and making wounds that I am convinced can never be healed.
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