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Does anyone else get sad reading old threads with members who have passed
Thread starterissyishere
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I stumbled upon a chain of older threads and I saw many old members talking and interacting with eachother with so many of their names now crossed out. I miss so many of them.
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FadeAway00, Sensei, GoodPersonEffed and 8 others
Yeah, it's spooky. Seeing vivid personalities interacting, but they're ghosts. Especially if what you read is relevant and helpful and reveals a new side to that user, but it's too late to say thank you. I still like/love the post. It's very sad. It's weird to see people arguing in the past as well, it's a passionate memorial. It's weird how people had normal discussions and were really involved in the community, but the struggle was always running parallel to that. I search for certain past users and read things they wrote. I didn't even know anyone that well! Dreading bonding with people now, ha.
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GoodPersonEffed, LegaliseIt!, Polly and 3 others
Yeah, it's spooky. Seeing vivid personalities interacting, but they're ghosts. Especially if what you read is relevant and helpful and reveals a new side to that user, but it's too late to say thank you. I still like/love the post. It's very sad. It's weird to see people arguing in the past as well, it's a passionate memorial. It's weird how people had normal discussions and were really involved in the community, but the struggle was always running parallel to that. I search for certain past users and read things they wrote. I didn't even know anyone that well! Dreading bonding with people now, ha.
I totally get what you mean, it's almost like they're frozen in time, their colorful personalities, their passions, their taste in media, hell even the way they spoke. I just wish i got to know them more and say my goodbyes when they left.
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GoodPersonEffed, LegaliseIt!, fficiallyjawshh and 3 others
Yup. In the past I have reached out to a few members on here who were in their last days. I spoke back and forth with one member who gave me some valuable advice. When I am feeling miserable I read through our old conversations and revisit their goodbye thread. He was so bright yet didn't see it.
Yeah. There have been so many wonderful, compassionate, genuine people here. Tender souls crushed by life and circumstances. It's heartbreaking. I hope they all found comfort and serenity wherever they ended up.
I stumbled upon a chain of older threads and I saw many old members talking and interacting with eachother with so many of their names now crossed out. I miss so many of them.
but how do we know for sure they ctbed? Maybe they just changed their life and stopped logging in here? Or maybe they are trolls?
Not saying they did not ctb but how can be sure? There is even a poster in this thread with username crossed out.
but how do we know for sure they ctbed? Maybe they just changed their life and stopped logging in here? Or maybe they are trolls?
Not saying they did not ctb but how can be sure? There is even a poster in this thread with username crossed out.
There is always a possibility that someone seems legit but has ulterior motives, plays on others' emotions and their needs for support and social interaction, and watches it all play out from "beyond the grave." It's a sick world.
but one thing is important: sad is not negative. sad is an emotion. neither negative nor positive. they did it, they achieved their aim. i am happy for them. they are (i hope so, nobody knows) in freedom and peace
Even when I see the crossed out names.... I get goosebumps and sometimes I fight my tears and loose. And i think to myself -so sad, so many dead people, but..... they are free now - that makes me feel better.
I do feel some sadness because it's another member of the community gone. However, I also feel some relief knowing that they are at peace and are no longer suffering.
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