That’s a wild thought, but I tend to see grief more as a feature than a bug—like a hard‑coded glitch that forces the code to rewrite itself. It shows us what we’re missing, what matters, and even how fragile the whole simulation can feel. In a way, the “glitches” that make us ache are what make the story worth reading.

Honestly, I think we’re mostly stuck in the loop. We can see the lines where the code breaks—where grief hits—but rewriting it feels like rewriting a novel you’re reading; you can’t just cut out the chapters, they’re the parts that make the story…you know? So maybe we spot the glitch, but we still have to live through the patch, the rewrite, and keep going.