some people learn to live with it, others get over it. personally, I do the latter. at one point you'll learn to accept your loss, and move on. weather or not you actually get over it or just learn to live with it doesn't really matter, what matters is that the loss of your father shouldn't stop you from living and enjoying yourself. life sometimes seems unfair, and I really don't mean to come of as an asshole, but death is part of life, it's just the way it is. there's nothing you can do about it, and it's inevitable that you will both lose other people you love, and that you will be the one someone else looses. also, it's ok to stop mourning. some people think it's selfish to move on (not saying that you do), but really, it's not. go out, enjoy life, think of the good times, reflect over the bad ones. it's all a growing experience.
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been 6 months
as far as i can tell, you move on but never forget or stop being sad when you think of them, but it's the good memories that really matter, not the missing. who and what they were - are - is more important than the fact that they're not around anymore
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