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I have had 5 people I knew die. I only went to one of the funerals. That was my grandfathers it wasn't by choice I was young and had to go. I have never had any emotions about death. It's not like I wanted them to die and it's not like I cared that they did die. The only person in my life as of know that I would care if they died would be. My GF only because if she did die I would have to start paying all of my own bills and doing my own laundry and cleaning. She has become like a third arm. It would change my life if she died.

The only people I want to die are the ones that i despise for personal reasons. That happens to be quite a few people. Other than that I don't care either way if anyone else dies.

by whoameye

My GF only because if she did die I would have to start paying all of my own bills and doing my own laundry and cleaning. She has become like a third arm. It would change my life if she died.

 Damn, man. Heaven forbid you'd have to grow up.

by Tryptamine

 

by whoameye

My GF only because if she did die I would have to start paying all of my own bills and doing my own laundry and cleaning. She has become like a third arm. It would change my life if she died.

 Damn, man. Heaven forbid you'd have to grow up.

If you had a choice to have someone do that stuff for you. Would you turn it down, because it makes you feel like a adult when you do them?

Of course I would have them do it for me.

But I would not say it "changed my life" when said person died, just because they are no longer helping me with the bills and doing housework. lol.

by Tryptamine

Of course I would have them do it for me.

But I would not say it "changed my life" when said person died, just because they are no longer helping me with the bills and doing housework. lol.

I didn't say it would change my life forever. I said it would change my life. Meaning I would have to do things out of the norm.

Some things can go without saying. Lol you can't be that simple minded

I don't typically think of a change in routine as a "change in my life"...that phrase usually means something deeper when people say it, but that makes sense.

I was glad when my mother died. Not because I particularly disliked her, or because I wanted her suffering to end, but because her refusal to die was starting to piss me off. She was terrified of dying, and I can tell you from experience as someone who has come within hours of death and who knew that she was dying that it isn't the least bit frightening.  

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