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How terrible it is to live someone that death can touch.
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This is so true. We get brought up that we are going to have to accept natural death because it's 'natural' but it's terrible to lose someone or something you loved. In a way, I think it's kind of weird too because- we're told we have to accept natural death as part of the course, yet suicide isn't so well accepted by the same people that tell us that we need to accept everything else life throws at us.
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It is so fucked up. Sometimes I wish I was born as just some dumb animal instead so that I'd never have to have the sentience to recognize the weight of the inevitable.
That and it wouldn't be a social crisis if I walked into the road and went under the wheels of a semi. Just a problem for the local government to clean up lol.Similar threads
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