My wife and I are in our mid 40’s and I’ve had this intrusive thought a lot recently. I can’t imagine what I would do if one day I had to wake up and she isn’t there anymore.
Being as she is my only friend and family member I have left I can’t say I’d like to stick around much longer after she is gone.
26 0 ReplyI'm sorry for your loss... of sleep
10 0 Replymade me look around for the loss in those back wall panels, missed opportunity in the content
2 0 ReplyDon't give them ideas. First it'll be Hidden Loss, then Loss In Loss, then Loss Without Loss, and at that point, what's left?
It all ends in a loss.
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It’s me. I’m the person. The tears are from happiness.
6 0 ReplyI choke myself so easily these days thinking about how fucckin sad I would be if my grandma died
6 0 ReplyIt would just make me so happy if Kissinger would finally bite it in some horrible way.
5 0 ReplyI have good news for you.
2 0 ReplySome o' the boys got loaded drunk, and they ain't got sober yet...
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Me but with my cats.
5 0 ReplyMe but with my dogs
4 0 ReplyAnd then proceed to not call them.
3 0 ReplySeeing squid ward in spongebobs bed is a bit weird
3 0 ReplyThat you think is still alive.
3 0 ReplyHow empty my life would be if my partner died is such a constant intrusive thought for me.
It fucking sucks. I'll be at work helping a customer and then bam, tears streaming down my face mid sentence.
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2 0 ReplyComing up with eulogies for awful but still living people is hella therapeutic though.
Some of the fastest healing I ever did was finding a way to succinctly explain the impact someone had on the generations of lives around them.
1 0 ReplyHey now, imagining the death of a close relative can be hard on you. Just imagine the pure emptiness you would feel if your closest family member died.
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