@Sassy your welcome

@NavinK who this? Did we have a talk?

@Greymatter mmm nope, not for me

@Jane-is-here hey, i’m not filip, but M15 ready to talk or fun. Just DM me

@veronicamatthews hi. Vishal here

How are you sweety

@R-sharma nhi tu rehne de

@NutellaBigGoat mine is, that I am actually a transgender and not a male

@Alan-Adam can we talk?

It is not necessary to talk to your friend about the loss. You can meet him and sit next to him. If he is willing to speak, then, the right thing to do is LISTEN. Listen to what he is going to speak. It can be about his situation or what ever it is. Allow him to speak without any interruption. If he weeps or cry in between, give a tight hug and a shoulder to cry. All they need is someone to listen to them, not someone who advice on how to react or handle the situation. Many people fail to understand the agony of the person who has lost someone dear. People either advice or tell their own stories of how they handled the similar situation which is not right thing to do. I hope this helps.......

@us-poet thank you!

@zayn-praise sorry dude

im not a jake pauler im just bored