How dare you!!! And no, this isn’t for the kind and decent people—it’s for the self-proclaimed grief police who think they get to dictate how someone should mourn. A woman has just lost her husband. She has two young children to raise. And instead of crumbling under the weight of it all, she’s choosing to carry forward his legacy. That’s not weakness—that’s pure strength.Yet some of you have the nerve to shame Erika Kirk for how she grieves? Newsflash: grief doesn’t come with a manual. Everyone mourns differently. Some cry. Some scream. Some keep moving for the sake of their family.So maybe, before you judge, take a hard look in the mirror and find whatever shred of humanity you have left. Because the rest of us? We’re standing with her, not against her…⤵️⤵️

How dare you!!!

And no, this isn’t for the kind and decent people—it’s for the self-proclaimed grief police who think they get to dictate how someone should mourn.

A woman has just lost her husband. She now has two young children to raise—two little lives who still need her strength, her comfort, and her presence. And instead of collapsing under the unimaginable weight of that loss, she’s choosing to honor him, to carry forward his legacy, to keep moving for the sake of her family.

That isn’t weakness. That isn’t “moving on too fast.” That is pure strength.

Yet some of you have the audacity—the cruelty—to shame Erika Kirk for how she grieves? Newsflash: grief does not come with a manual. It has no timeline, no rules, no “right” way. Some cry for days. Some scream into the night. Some fall silent. And some, like Erika, choose to keep going because their family needs them to.

So before you point fingers and throw stones, take a long, hard look in the mirror. Ask yourself what kind of person attacks a widow for surviving.

Because the rest of us? We’re standing with her, not against her. 💔✊