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justatumblinweed said: What ignus-moth said, also maybe have other characters ask about the girlfriend and how mc is doing, have them awkwardly step around the death in conversation (the whole “she is - er, was” thing), quickly shifting subjects etc. Or maybe if you don’t have too many other characters, have mc be reminded of her girlfriend in a way that doesn’t just stay in her thoughts, if that makes sense. Avoiding places they used to visit, maybe?

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feralfens said: character needs to be haunted with guilt

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ignus-moth said: if the gf’s death actively effects the mc and it is explored, i dont count it as fridging

leebeearts said: Maybe she talks to her too like she’s still there

leebeearts said: On like anniversaries for the grave flower thing

leebeearts said: Maybe have mc attend grief counseling in the past? Maybe visits her grave and leaves flowers as apology?

unchangingcowboy said: Have the dead girlfriend act as a mind ghost, occasionally commenting and giving advice. She’s not fridged if she interacts with the protag.