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It's annoying. Just because you didn't know them and they didn't know you doesn't mean you can't mourn for them. It's a disgusting saying. I hate it.

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I’m currently very sad about Jonghyun, but everyone I try to talk about it with someone else, they act like I’m seriously overreacting (maybe I am in their minds, but for me, it’s a huge thing). It’s like they don’t understand how you can get so attached to someone you don’t know.

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I’m thankful that my IRL friends are empathetic about this. I’m already so sad, I dunno how much worse it would be to have my feelings dismissed like that

 

You didn’t need to know him (or any other celeb really) to be touched by him. I mean that’s what makes music and art so powerful

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I’m currently very sad about Jonghyun, but everyone I try to talk about it with someone else, they act like I’m seriously overreacting (maybe I am in their minds, but for me, it’s a huge thing). It’s like they don’t understand how you can get so attached to someone you don’t know.

i know. he's someone I've known for more than eight years, even if not personally. I feel like my head is fuzzy and my heart is all clogged up cause I never really knew him but he was with us for years and now he's not ... of course we will feel something

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Idk if this is the same but when my cousin comitted suicide and I saw some people who didnt even really talk to him or be close to him,post on his fb page about how much they are suffering,i felt a bit annoyed cause i thought they dont know shit about him,but thats just how i felt back then. 

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I think it’s stupid, people never know how much an idol/celebrity could have meant to them, the impact they have had in their life and how happy they made one feel. There are people that been through shit and found comfort reading, watching and/or listening to idols, people need to understand that.

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Idk if this is the same but when my cousin comitted suicide and I saw some people who didnt even really talk to him or be close to him,post on his fb page about how much they are suffering,i felt a bit annoyed cause i thought they dont know shit about him,but thats just how i felt back then.

 

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His family were the ones who had to bear with him through the tears and struggles and all of these strangers are acting as if they knew him or what he was going through. You didn’t know anything about him.

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Idk if this is the same but when my cousin comitted suicide and I saw some people who didnt even really talk to him or be close to him,post on his fb page about how much they are suffering,i felt a bit annoyed cause i thought they dont know shit about him,but thats just how i felt back then. 

 

Well that's just fake concern. I'm talking about people telling fans to stop over reacting cause they didn't know their faves personally.  I think a celebrity- fan dynamic is different.

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Seeing as emotion isn't something that we have a great deal of control over and we all feel things differently, I don't think anyone has the right to criticize the validity of someone else's feelings.

 

I'll admit, I was once of the impression that this sentiment holds merit (and in some ways, I still think the people closest to him reserve the right to be the most distraught by the loss). However, forging connections with people and being sad when they're gone - even when you don't know them personally - is a form of empathy, a fundamental human emotion. As long as they're not of the immediate impression that their pain is greater than that of those closest to him and remain mindful of that, people should be allowed to feel whatever they're feeling. How they choose to express and/or act upon those feelings is another story.

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I don't understand why would someone dismiss someone's grief like that. It's just plain ignorant. Especially if someone was a fan, they obviously had a connection to the celebrity. A celebrity's death is a human being's death. It is as significant as everyone else's and it doesn't matter that you never met them or didn't know them personally... especially suicide, it's such a heartbreaking tragedy. Wish ignorant people would just be quiet in moments like these instead of adding more pain to those who are grieving.

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