Grief resulting from a loss that is not or cannot be openly acknowledged, publicly mourned, or socially supported is called

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Disenfranchised grief refers to the experience of grief that is not recognized or supported by society, such as the loss of a pet or the death of a same-sex partner before legal recognition of gay marriage. It can also occur when a loss is socially taboo, such as the death of a loved one due to suicide or drug overdose. This type of grief can be very isolating and may lead to difficulties in the grieving process.

Grief Resulting from a Loss That Is Not or Cannot