It sucks that we all have to die at one point, it also sucks that we will all be old and sick one day(if we live long enough), life is way, way too short, I want to stay young and bang forever but unfortunately life will not allow that, when I go I just hope that it is without a lot of suffering.
Are you afraid of death? Have you accepted that you will die someday?
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eace:AMEN to that...rock and roll...i never saw that movie loll...nice clip and nice place ..thanks for sharing...yes there is still hope lol
Dozens of Palestinian children are being killed by Israeli missiles everyday before having the luxury like us to think whether we should be afraid of death or not. Fu..ing criminals.
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What a lousy subject. Why this thread? One thing for sure, of all the days to start this it comes as a monumental coincidence for me no odds could have ever predicted...and just one day off too.
I've had my own huge personal brush regarding feelings of mortality. My feelings were, if it's to be...it's to be. Go out being good to others. That brings some peace within.
I regard all life the same way as HM, unless there's a sickness risk or threat. I can't understand doing harm to others, and I can't help feeling a simultaneous loathing and pity for those cold-blooded persons or who take pleasure causing people distress or harm in any way, especially those who make a habit of it and have no character to even regret what they do. Life passes much too quickly. though one needs to fight abuse try to live life with kindness and respect...for yourself and others. That's what is satisfying.
I thought that too. But when you look closer religion more often really has been used largely as a pretext to justify greed and a lust for power and glory underneath it all.
truly,
Merlot
What a lousy subject. Why this thread? One thing for sure, of all the days to start this it comes as a monumental coincidence for me no odds could have ever predicted...and just one day off too.
I've had my own huge personal brush regarding feelings of mortality. My feelings were, if it's to be...it's to be. Go out being good to others. That brings some peace within.
I regard all life the same way as HM, unless there's a sickness risk or threat. I can't understand doing harm to others, and I can't help feeling a simultaneous loathing and pity for those cold-blooded persons or who take pleasure causing people distress or harm in any way, especially those who make a habit of it and have no character to even regret what they do. Life passes much too quickly. though one needs to fight abuse try to live life with kindness and respect...for yourself and others. That's what is satisfying.
I thought that too. But when you look closer religion more often really has been used largely as a pretext to justify greed and a lust for power and glory underneath it all.
truly,
Merlot
Well maybe Hamas should stop flinging rockets into Isreal non-stop and the kids would be OK? Problem solved
This is a popular myth, but it simply isn't true. Wars are fought for the acquisition of territory, influence, and wealth.
And, no, I'm not afraid to die, but I don't want to do it anytime soon... :smile:
Yeah, wish that would be real
And they even have weed and the backstreet boys in paradise https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wsc5MlCLsHo
Yeah, wish that would be real
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wsc5MlCLsHo
One man's heaven is another man's hell!
Are you afraid of death?
Hi all
Its a two part question the first being Are you afraid of death?
I have faced death of a love one this year one of the worst feeling to go through .
The baby child (6 months old ) of one of closest and dearest friends died in in sleep while I was away on businesses trip for 2 1/2 ,The mother of the baby had never faced death a she is in her very early Twenties and the father mid thirties,the parents where overwhelmed by the situation a big inquiry was made by the Coroners office and DPJ .
I had too testify in parents favor because they threaten to lose there first born !
Not only death is difficult but the strange circumstances surrounding it makes it almost impossible to bare ???
Bad feeling bad emotions bad events
By they do happen !Sadly
Best of Luck to all
BookerL
Hi all
Its a two part question the first being Are you afraid of death?
I have faced death of a love one this year one of the worst feeling to go through .
The baby child (6 months old ) of one of closest and dearest friends died in in sleep while I was away on businesses trip for 2 1/2 ,The mother of the baby had never faced death a she is in her very early Twenties and the father mid thirties,the parents where overwhelmed by the situation a big inquiry was made by the Coroners office and DPJ .
I had too testify in parents favor because they threaten to lose there first born !
Not only death is difficult but the strange circumstances surrounding it makes it almost impossible to bare ???
Bad feeling bad emotions bad events
By they do happen !Sadly
Best of Luck to all
BookerL
Well lets just say the weed is fine, but yeah not a fan of the BSB either
Booker, sorry for that, damn must be really painfull to go trough
I'm with Juice. We're all going to die. Might as well make the best of it and spend as much time with as many beautiful ladies as you can.
Here's a question for you. If somehow you knew before being born you would die before reaching adulthood would you choose never to be born??? If you were a parent who knew your child would die this way what would you choose?
In a movie out now that's the choice one woman has to make. She can see the future. The future of the child she can choose to give birth to is a short life, but a life of great bonding and love between mother and daughter (or son or father). Without giving away her choice (if you have seen the movie) what do you think she chose to do? What would you choose as the parent?
Is it worth the love between parent and child to go through with this fate?
In a movie out now that's the choice one woman has to make. She can see the future. The future of the child she can choose to give birth to is a short life, but a life of great bonding and love between mother and daughter (or son or father). Without giving away her choice (if you have seen the movie) what do you think she chose to do? What would you choose as the parent?
Is it worth the love between parent and child to go through with this fate?
I think that people initiated with death at an early age have an incredible drive in life. I'm surprised always surprised to see people questioning about death when they reach 40.
If I find a meaningful cause that would allow me to die gracefully I would gladly take it. I'm more afraid of living a meaningless existence rather than just dying.
If I find a meaningful cause that would allow me to die gracefully I would gladly take it. I'm more afraid of living a meaningless existence rather than just dying.
I am not afraid to die or to be dead and I don't care what comes after. Sometimes I even find it comfortingto think I'll be dead one day.
But I am afraid of the last hour, the one where you KNOW you are leaving, and I'm afraid to suffer and to be super sad in that moment. I'm also super sad knowing my close family members will die. I cry Everytime I remind myself that I will eventually lose my mom. I also dropped a tear while writing it.
But I am afraid of the last hour, the one where you KNOW you are leaving, and I'm afraid to suffer and to be super sad in that moment. I'm also super sad knowing my close family members will die. I cry Everytime I remind myself that I will eventually lose my mom. I also dropped a tear while writing it.
Lexie, your post reminded me of my grandfather's death.
My grandfather's last words, to an emergency room doctor who asked him how he was feeling after he was rushed there, was "Doc, I am 90% gone." He was pronounced dead around 30 minutes later, and the doctor told us what his last words were before lapsing into unconsciousness.
It was just like my Grandfather to say something like that as his last words. He always described things by percentages. So I knew the ER doctor was being straight with us. The sad thing was he had been talking about living to see his 90th birthday the last time I saw him alive and he didn't make it. Died 13 days short of his 90th birthday at 89 years old.
My grandfather's last words, to an emergency room doctor who asked him how he was feeling after he was rushed there, was "Doc, I am 90% gone." He was pronounced dead around 30 minutes later, and the doctor told us what his last words were before lapsing into unconsciousness.
It was just like my Grandfather to say something like that as his last words. He always described things by percentages. So I knew the ER doctor was being straight with us. The sad thing was he had been talking about living to see his 90th birthday the last time I saw him alive and he didn't make it. Died 13 days short of his 90th birthday at 89 years old.
I'm not afraid of death but of pain much more.
I saw my mom dying.
I saw her drop a tear not very long before dying, she wanted so hard to stay, and she probably realized that she cannot do nothing, so this tear came, and that was so a sad moment.
I started to cry too, in silence by respect of what was happening.
She fight until the ultimate second. Even is she was suffering, she loved so much life and us.
I miss her so very deeply still and she is my inspiration while I'm cooking and having a nice glass of wine or liquor or when I'm making little trips.
She was what we call here "une bonne vivante", a soft person, golden hearted and very dedicated to her friends & family.
I feel so sad presently but in my heart, I know happened what should happened. She is in peace now.
Late add: That's really "le mois des morts" November, for us talking about our lost beloved ones all together like that.
I saw my mom dying.
I saw her drop a tear not very long before dying, she wanted so hard to stay, and she probably realized that she cannot do nothing, so this tear came, and that was so a sad moment.
I started to cry too, in silence by respect of what was happening.
She fight until the ultimate second. Even is she was suffering, she loved so much life and us.
I miss her so very deeply still and she is my inspiration while I'm cooking and having a nice glass of wine or liquor or when I'm making little trips.
She was what we call here "une bonne vivante", a soft person, golden hearted and very dedicated to her friends & family.
I feel so sad presently but in my heart, I know happened what should happened. She is in peace now.
Late add: That's really "le mois des morts" November, for us talking about our lost beloved ones all together like that.
Oh my god. I have goosebumps all over. Thanks for sharing the story EagerBeaver. The 90th birthday thing is really sad. I'm a sensitive baby, I felt pain in my chest from reading this.
Also reminds me of my grandma. She died a few months ago. I had not seen her in a while and I slept at my mom's house to go see her the next morning, because she had cancer and we knew she didnt have much longer. You can only imagine how many little pieces of my heart have broken when I woke up that morning and got out of my room to hear she died during the night. I was torn. She wanted to see me for months and I was "too busy"... And I never got to give her one last hug.
Oh no oh no oh no I'm crying.
Maria your story is beautiful and sad too. Death is such a powerful thing...
Also reminds me of my grandma. She died a few months ago. I had not seen her in a while and I slept at my mom's house to go see her the next morning, because she had cancer and we knew she didnt have much longer. You can only imagine how many little pieces of my heart have broken when I woke up that morning and got out of my room to hear she died during the night. I was torn. She wanted to see me for months and I was "too busy"... And I never got to give her one last hug.
Oh no oh no oh no I'm crying.
Maria your story is beautiful and sad too. Death is such a powerful thing...
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