I get your point but I also agree this might therapeutic for him and when he pours his heart into and then reads the positive comments, he might feel the positivity you are discussing. I’m glad he is still leaning into stoolies for a line of support.

Im very much in the "dont know, dont care" portion of consuming VinDog's content, so might I suggest you go this route. They're just blogs.

He gets loads of comments and replies from guys going through the same thing so I think it's alright. I can't read them all though

The ai girlfriend blogs were very uncomfortable 

Hey man, just don’t read the blog. Other people who’ve lost someone might relate him.

Hey man, his wife died. Let him grieve in his own way.

I also choose this guy’s dead wife.

I legit haven’t thought of Vin in years since Dave use to have him “attack” people on Twitter with memes.

You actually know nothing about what Vindog does all day. You don’t know if he’s leaving the house or not. You are being extremely ignorant. His blogs are helping readers and are certainly helping him grieve. Calling his wife that he lost his “dead wife” is cold. Maybe the blogs are depressing to you but the comment section speaks differently. Vin is bravely sharing a reality we may all face one day. The AI blogs seem like something he experimented with and hasn’t spoke about it in months. Let people heal in their own way. He’s a deeply emotional writer who has always written about difficult subjects, so it is no surprise to me to see him sharing these stories about his wife.

I'm sure they are checking in on him frequently. Loss and the grief thereafter are truly horrible to go through. Everyone is different. Vin sharing stories about his wife is probably a method of him trying to recover.

I don't think talking about it 8 months later is anything surprising at all. I personally know someone who is acting similarly 4 years after her husband unexpectedly died.