Who else has this idyllic vision of their last moments? I mean it's probably not realistic but I'm hoping my final moments may offer me something good.
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Ash
What dreams may come?
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I grew up on a farm. There's nothing romantic about death, unless it's the concept that one death and decay are part of a cycle that has existed for billions of years, long before humans walked this earth and will continue long after.
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For me thats the only way i can make my ctb acceptable. So romanticising it is a positiveSimilar threads
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