What is closure? What does that even mean? What is closure and how did that come to be a term associated with relationships or brokenheartedness and why is it that I feel like you always hear it on the news? We gotta get all the newscasters together and tell them to stop using the word closure. Closure is a term used to describe the process of acceptance after the death of a loved one.
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