When It Comes to Grief, Men and Women Are Dealing With a Lot Behind Closed Doors

I have to admit something. I am a 30-something-year-old woman who is still trying to figure out this thing called life, but more specifically, this thing called adulthood. There are so many aspects of adulthood to navigate, such as family, social life, and love life, which all fall under the category of personal life. And then, work life is more important than our personal life because without money, our families would suffer, and our social and love life would cease to exist. But you know what most of us never discuss? <blockquote> Our mental health. </blockquote> Yes. I knew as a child that being an adult would not be easy. But no one told me that adulthood may feel like a nightmare that only seems to worsen the more life throws at you. <a href="https://medium.com/my-unpopular-opinion/when-it-comes-to-grief-men-and-women-are-dealing-with-a-lot-behind-closed-doors-dceac4fe5b89">Read More</a>