01/12/2026
🤍Putting grief into six words isn’t about shrinking it. It’s about making it speakable.
🤍When grief feels too big, too tangled, or too heavy to explain, a short phrase can lower the barrier. Six words give your nervous system something manageable—an entry point instead of a deep dive.
🤍This exercise helps because it:
• creates emotional distance without avoidance
• reduces pressure to “say it perfectly”
• allows grief to exist without being solved
• helps people notice what’s most alive right now
🤍There’s no right way to do it.
🤍Your six words might change tomorrow.
🤍That doesn’t mean today’s were wrong.
If you wish, share your six words below—or keep them just for you. Both count. 🤍