Question by : Skipping stages of grief?
Is there some kind of mental disorder that makes it so that I get over ‘grief’ or sad things like death fast?

http://grief.com/the-five-stages-of-grief/

Denial, Anger, Bargaining, Depression, Acceptance…. I go straight to acceptance.

Then I was thinking about it and I really “grieve” when someone is sick…
I try to deny they are sick, I say that maybe if I could do something and it would help (Not Bargaining with “god” though.), I get sad (though I still go on with my own life), but as soon as they die I simply accept it.

Is there something weird or strange? It kinda worries me when I’m the only one not depressed or sad/crying.

Best answer:

Answer by Emily
It’s okay. My dad died when I was 10 and I had this big gap in between bargaining and depression the gap lasted 2 years I was just numb I guess.. All I know is it takes time.

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