Death and guilt

[tj]

Hopefully, this post might inspire people to avoid my mistake.



As I grow older I am seeing more and more people pass-which would make sense obviously.

Still, I keep dropping the ball. I hear about someone sick and keep telling myself I will visit. Then bam the die before I get to see them. Then I end up feeling like sht because I didn't take action.

I feel guilty that I didn't go see them and have the last '"peace" talk.

For what it is worth.

Peace

 

[My Name is Nobody]

What is there to say? Go see more people before they die.

 

[joekerr31]

death is the ultimate mind f*ck. no one likes to confront death.

when we lose someone we care about all our false illusions about what life is about come crashing down.

you're probably avoiding these people because subconsciously you don't want to face death and visiting this people and seeing death in action scares the sh*t out of you.

 

[lookyoung]

I have lost plenty of people that were close to me to death. Its fvcking sad for us that have to live life without them. After a while you start to realize that in life there is alot of suffering. But there is nothing we can do, just hope that they are in a better place.

I am not afraid of too many things but death is probably my biggest fear.

 

[LoneSilver]

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[penkitten]

death is the ultimate mind f*ck.

boy you said it, at least it seems like this for those of us that get left behind.

however, i hear that the actual process of death (feeling the ultimate warmth and love and bright light that surrounds you) for the person that is passing.

 

[PRMoon]

death is the ultimate mind f*ck. no one likes to confront death.

Yet people are more afraid of public speech

People in general are weird and unconvential. Exploring their nature is what makes life so cool to me