I don't have anything like that. Nothing in life has any sentimental value to me, nothing.
I'm sorry about that, I can't imagine how shitty things have to be for you in order to not have anything like that. On the other side, if you're not a sentimental person to begin with I think that's also okay. At the end of the day having something like that in your final moments isn't necessary
one 64 gb usb drive that i will wear as a locket, i have stored my music collection, some images that i have collected over a period of time, passwords stuff, letters, miscellaneous programs and stuff and a bunch of notes for myself and others. all encrypted in aes-128 using SanDisk PrivateAccess vault .
That's actually really smart and cool! I would've never thought to have a usb drive with all of my important info. Very easy to carry also in whatever way you'd want to ctb I imagine!
Yeah, I definitely want to bring a plushie with me. My plan is SN in a hotel room, so I would really like to have something familiar and comforting there with me in the final minutes.
I think having a stuffed friend with you as you pass is a beautiful thing. What happens after you ctb can be scary and being in an unfamiliar environment and be even more unnerving. Having a friend with you to comfort is something that warms my heart and moves me
There are pictures of my deceased family members on my wall. Chances are, I'll be looking at them when I go. I also thought about hugging some hot water bottles. I think that might feel reassuring. I want to organise a direct cremation before I go and my solicitor will arrange for a house clearance company to remove and sell all my crap.
I kind of have the opposite feeling towards leaving stuff behind. I have this weird sense of satisfaction at the thought of it all just being erased by total strangers.
I lost so many close family members early on in my life. I inherited bits and bobs to remember them by but decades on without them, there's just this realisation that it's just 'stuff'. It doesn't bring them back. It doesn't really comfort me. I'm the end of the line pretty much in my family now too. I'm not really close enough to anyone to feel they'd even want my stuff. I suppose because I wish I had never existed, it fits that I won't really for that long afterwards in terms of what's left.
The exception to that will be the work I did. (Creative job.) But even there, it's not like I'm famous. A handful of people I worked for might remember me for a little bit until they employ someone better.
I can definitely understand that perspective, even if it's not my way of thinking about it. There is something almost moving about having everything about you be gone once you're gone, it's the closest thing people can get to never existing I think.
And I actually made art for the longest time that I have out online(don't want to link it or anything for privacy) and I think it'd be similar to that, or like maybe every once in a while my art would still cross someone's Twitter feed and they wouldn't even know who I was or that I was gone or anything. It's almost a little scary
i also would want to have a pokemon plush with me! my bf bought me a piplup plush (my favorite pokemon) and also a teddy demon plush (from maoujou de oyasumi) for my birthday. they're my favorites, but i have many others, so might also include some of those. other than that, i'm not sure, other than wearing clothes i love?
i think i just want someone to hug as i go, but since i can't, a plushie is the closest thing... but even if i had a person with me, i'd still want my plushies. but this is under the assumption i ctb in my room anyway, which would have me surrounded by things that bring me small comforts anyway.
Aw piplup so cute!! And I looked up that teddy bear and it's so cute!! I didn't even think about potentially having important clothes on. I don't think I have anything in that vein, I'd just be comfy.
And I definitely feel that, it's why I wanted the seal plush I have to be really big (and the one I found online is almost 4 ft i believe!).
And that's very nice! I know a lot of people don't ctb in their rooms for one reason or another but I bet it'd be nice to do it in a familiar place surrounded with what you know and love