Prolonged grief disorder

Prolonged grief disorder (PGD) is a mental disorder consisiting a clearly separated set of symptoms following death of close one. Symptoms include Depression, Emotional pain, Loneliness, Identity disturbance. Difficult accepting loss is also common. No guarantee onset of PGD. Known risk factors include one-time incidents: Miscarriage, Death either by homicide or suicide, Death in hospital. Long-term predictors include: Childhood separation anxiety, Parental abuse, Emotional dependency. Tricyclic antidepressants alone or together with interpersonal psychotherapy ineffective in reducing PGD symptoms, and psychotherapy designed specifically for PGD has been proven to be beneficial.

Or in typical urban dictionary fashion: Prolonged grief disorder is a mental disorder where a player is destroying player's bases and stuff for their own pleasure

by Notmelol123 May 28, 2022

Giving me grief

Cause someone unwanted annoyances or problems

He was giving me grief about missing work.

by cjenlee914 February 6, 2019

A Lawyer's Grief

Her son developed a form of schizophrenia... But wait! Schizophrenia doesn't usually develop until their 20s!

Hym "You did it again and your kids got murdered for it AGAIN and it lead to ' a lawyer's grief.' He probably knows who I am. That's why he's grieving. This is not the natural consequences of the things I have done. You are doing this to avoid being wrong. That IS the natural consequences of the things you're doing. THIS is an aberration."

by Hym Iam February 9, 2025

frozen grief

The grief felt from the unresolved loss felt when a very close or a loved one is missing and whose whereabouts is unknown and unresolved, and there is significant potential for a bad outcome.

After his daughter walked into the wildness, he was in frozen grief till they found her living in a cult in the woods.

by mlhiss August 6, 2020

nostalgia grief

The overwhelming sadness felt when remembering happy memories.

“Memories of my childhood give me crazy nostalgia grief.”

by Ohmylordan August 9, 2023

Owl's Grief

The naturalization intelligent people feel
against other people;

and not just one of intelligence but

But of Emotion ...

This loneliness and exhalation
That comes from seeing

The trees for the Forest

The sprite of being kept up
in some hobby some activity
that has true virgility

Similar to the The Crying of the Wolf

the lone Hawk ...
The term is rarely used as an acedote

For people who feel a great depth
among themselves

But not among others

"Is the vastness of our own content

Excuse for the Fact we shouldn't be upset

Over our own grief?"

"What you are you are Talking about my young Pundint is Owl's grief

I do not care for Owl's grief ...
The vastness of our own content

is the work we had done to fool the death
My advice is to work not only as an observer
but as also an engagement ... "

by Father_Dandy February 12, 2019

Grief/tragedy/sympathy guilt trip

News stories that get more and more desperate until people submit into doing anything the media/government/healthcare industry/scientists want them to do.

Last week's grief/tragedy/sympathy guilt trip was a recycled story from the Trump era about a young guy that still thought the coronavirus was a hoax until he ended up in ICU. When that didn't increase vaccination rates, the grief/tragedy/sympathy industry got more desperate and had a guy talking emotionally about how you can save his one year old in Arkansas even if you live halfway across the country by getting in line for a vaccine. Just do what these people say and everyone will be okay, just meet their demands is what the grief/tragedy/sympathy industry is trying to prime people's subconcious with.

by The Original Agahnim August 11, 2021