What is closure?

Answer by  SarahM1 (26)

Closure is the feeling you get when something is tearing you up inside for so long, and you don't have the answer or feeling of relief to something tragic that has happened in your life. Once you get the relieved feeling of things finally being solved, feeling satisfied with the outcome, you experience closure.

Answer by  HelpfulMal (539)

Closure is answering un-answered questions, or at least feeling like a person can accept an event and go on living their lives. It comes from the idea of closing one chapter and moving on to another.

Answer by  JenniferJ (326)

Closure is being able to more on from something. It is a sense of being finished with an issue or relationship that is in the past. When you have closure you no longer have negative feelings or hurt from the relationship or the issue. Closure is accepting that something is done and over.

Answer by  John (9008)

Closure is a feeling of ending or completeness. It is often needed in order to get past a grief or anger process.

Answer by  ncdaisygirl (175)

Closure is a therapeutic term that describes when someone gets answers or a sense of ending to a situation. For example, a couple split up but one person never gets the explanation they are looking for. They would be missing out on closure.

Answer by  Marsha (2337)

It is when you no longer think about the event every single hour. you have come to peace with the event and you are no longer stressing over it. It no longer keeps you up at night. You can start anew. You can move forward with your life in that respect. It is when you are happy again.

Answer by  tamarawilhite (17883)

Closure is the idea that an emotional issue has been resolved. When one achieves closure, they no longer worry, fret, focus upon, or dwell on the issue. This can be an end of grief after the death of a loved one or closure in a relationship that ends the broken heart.

Answer by  diva (168)

Closure is an event that takes place to make people feel like they can put an ordeal or problem behind them and move on, it usually involves a long talk.