Jason Danieley deserves love and so much more....

Unbelievably heartbreaking. Life is unfair and so difficult sometimes. I am praying that his heart can find some peace, some mending.

I really feel for him. Wounds can heal, but the scarring will be a permanent reminder of our pain. And the more you love someone, the deeper the pain and the longer it takes to heal. It's a torturous process, but his honesty and frankness sounds like the sign of a good therapist. Wish I could give him a hug.

What a heartbreaking thread.

I have to imagine it is especially difficult for someone to lose their partner when they do not have children together. It was just the two of them (and a dog which also passed shortly after Marin) and now it's just Jason. I hope he can find strength and peace.

Man, I don't get personally upset usually when celebrities or actors pass, but reading that thread reminded me of the day I teared up when I heard that Marin passed. She was such an unmatchable, talented beauty of the stage. And I can't imagine what Jason went through losing her so far before her time. He's always talked about the unbelievable strength Marin had throughout her career and even in the final days of her illness, and I hope that he can find the strength to continue to live his life. It's what she would have wanted.

The entire life you built and were expecting to live for a long time gets destroyed. It's simply gone. The first year after a loss of a partner is, in fact, not the hardest. The pain is the rawest, but people really rally around you and basically carry you through. The second year, however...oooof.

The path of grief is far lonelier the second year. People have moved on...and start to tell you to move on. People buy houses, have kids, get married...and there you are. Still stuck in this weird in-between of the life you had and were counting on and this desolate expanse in front of you. It's the part of the path you have to walk alone. I actually had a slightly different reaction to his tweet. I thought, 'Yup...that's exactly where he's supposed to be.'

Five and a half years after my partner's untimely death from a brain aneurysm at 43 years old, I met someone. This year we got married. Life, at this exact moment, is good. But I also know it's entirely temporary...which makes me appreciate this all the more.

My heart goes out to him.

GavestonPS said: "I wanted to add to my most recently deleted post that I in noway questionDanieley's sincerity, only whether Twitter is the best medium for expressing such deeply personal feelings. This may very well be attributable to my unfamiliarity with Twitter conventions.

God knows the rest of us mourn Mazzie's passing; I canbarely imagine how her widower feels."

<<edited by BWW staff>> As for why he posted on Twitter, perhaps he wanted to express how he felt to a-let others who have gone through or are going through a similar situation that they are not alone, or b-perhaps he wanted support and felt Twitter was a way to do so. Grief is unique to each of us, and if he felt as though he was safe to express those feelings in a public manner (which could help others) we should support that choice and support him.

Updated On: 12/12/19 at 11:14 AM

GavestonPS said: "I wanted to add to my most recently deleted post that I in noway questionDanieley's sincerity"



And yet, you used the words "Pity Party". Why not just say: "I'm sorry".