Hello all, I just wanted to start creating a space for people to chat -if they feel comfortable-about those souls who may have been on this forum but have passed on. I don’t know if I’m posting this in the right place or not, or whether this has already been done? Mods please please feel free to edit, remove or place this thread elsewhere if it is in the wrong place.
I feel myself having been really affected by the suspected passing of @Sonnenblume. This is someone I barely knew and really had only a few brief interchanges with online; but, whose presence, whose humanity, shone through all the technology that can sometimes cloud and shield us from others on the net.
I can’t talk about this with anybody else, so I wanted to share it here because I’m so cut up about it and I feel like I shouldn’t be because I didn’t know this beautiful person. Does this make sense to anybody else? I hope it does.
Thank you for listening to this and I hope you don’t think any less of me for voicing this. Have just had a particularly bad day with these thoughts rattling around and needed to tell you all.
Ultimately, I hope this can be a space where we can come together and talk about these things if we need to.
I feel myself having been really affected by the suspected passing of @Sonnenblume. This is someone I barely knew and really had only a few brief interchanges with online; but, whose presence, whose humanity, shone through all the technology that can sometimes cloud and shield us from others on the net.
I can’t talk about this with anybody else, so I wanted to share it here because I’m so cut up about it and I feel like I shouldn’t be because I didn’t know this beautiful person. Does this make sense to anybody else? I hope it does.
Thank you for listening to this and I hope you don’t think any less of me for voicing this. Have just had a particularly bad day with these thoughts rattling around and needed to tell you all.
Ultimately, I hope this can be a space where we can come together and talk about these things if we need to.
