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As one doctor described the odd syndrome in a 1989 article, "Pathologic laughter is devoid of any inner sense of joy and pathologic weeping of any feeling of inner sorrow".
Maybe this is one reason you and I wrote about loss in real time, so to speak: writing helped us puzzle through this bewildering change in an age that's largely let go of the ceremonies that helped bridge the stark boundary between inner sorrow and outer functioning.
This may be one reason that we've witnessed a boom in memoirs about loss, like the one I wrote about my mother; they reflect our need to share our experience in an age that's let go of the ceremonious language that once bridged the stark boundary between inner sorrow and outer function.
Find your inner sorrow.
Using the ideas of the stories and poems, and digging into your inner sorrow, will guide you on how to make a sad story.
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One Day is a powerful lament, aided by a talented ensemble that smartly convey their inner demons and sorrows.
Sometimes the reason they dress Gothic in the first place is because they are expressing sorrow or inner turmoil, and having someone there who is sweet and obviously cares will help them.
"This sorrow, it burns inside me".
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