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You're right TH there is no comparison.. for you. I however, don't feel that way, and what I described is the primary factor when I get depressed. Death has never bothered me in the same way, there is nothing to be offended about, it's just how I'm wired. You don't ALWAYS have the chance to reconnect.. that's a bs statement.
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Nobody has a monopoly on suffering, but equating falling out with or losing touch with or even being abandoned, as you see it, by people, with actually losing someone from this Earth just seems like it's trivialising the loss of a loved one or friend to death. I know that's not how you intended it, but that's how it came across to me. I'm entitled to my opinion, you're entitled to yours. I'm entitled to tell you that something you said offended me, just as you're equally entitled to tell me to **** off. Which I'm sure you will. And which I will. |
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I dislike when people speak as if there's universal truth about what's profound. Example, you can't understand what it's like until you have a child. For me it wouldn't mean ****. That's why I don't have one. I could go around telling people they'll never have the slightest clue what it means to understand Coltrane. I could imply their lives are obviously empty without Coltrane. I have no interest in projecting the intricacies of my experience as something that is or should be universal to all. I can hear their scoffs already. The absurdity that I love Coltrane's music more than a mother loves her own child. I could reply if you tended to your child the way I tended to my understanding of Coltrane your child wouldn't be under a viaduct shooting smack. But I keep that to myself. Maybe you see death as the ultimate loss because you've been sheltered from the horrors of other kinds of loss. Are you so certain that losing a parent to death is worse for EVERYONE than having a parent simply say **** you. I don't want you. No goodbye. Just gone. We can accept others' hardships as explained or put our grief on a measuring stick. When someone expresses what has and does grieve them personally unless they add and what hurts me would hurt you equally there's no reason to assume that's what's implied. |
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He's entitled to feel whatever way he wants, so are you, just as I'm entitled to raise an objection. I'm not asking him, or you, to ratify or justify that objection, but it doesn't stop me having it, and voicing it. |
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Yes, having a child is just like "getting" Coltrane.....
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Do you think I should have been a father? |
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I agree with DWV, sometimes losing somebody that you cared for because they don't want to be around you is much more painful than a death.
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About 12 years ago a good friend died. He was the same age as me, both 35. He was a haemophiliac and had to get a blood transfusion when he was a kid - unfortunately this was before blood was screened for HIV, and he became one of the only people in Australia to get hospital-aquired HIV. He was a great guy - knowing that his days were numbered he lived every day as if it were his last. I'm tearing up just writing this. He was a prolific singer-songwriter with a very dark sense of humour. Here is Baterz playing live not long before he left us:
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Sorry about your friend. That song was hilarious.
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Occult you're a ****ed up **** but at least you had sense enough not to have a goddamn kid.
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I have a friend that used to think the same way about kids until he met his baby mama. They actually both never wanted a kid. Then something changed and they both wanted to have a kid. And now that kid means more to him than anything. Even drugs and sluts and he loves drugs and sluts.
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Yeah. That's pretty common.
In my opinion if you don't quit drugging you obviously don't give a **** about your kid but whatever. |
Linda was on birth control and based on her doctor's recommendation stopped it for a while. We reverted to using the rythym method. Six months later - holy ****! Shortly after we ended up in the emergency room because she was in massive pain. The doctor came out after a while and said that she might have a tubular pregancy which would need to be aborted, but they wouldn't know for sure until the next morning.
I drove home alone that night with extreme mixed feelings. We were both only 22, **** poor, and not ready at all. The next morning I get the call. We're going to have a baby. 7 months later I hear her crying in the kitchen, walk in, and she's standing in a puddle scared ****less. Grab the pre-prepared suitacse and rush to the hospital. 12 hours later: "It's a girl!" Surreal is not a strong enough word. Time for Linda to crash so I go with the nurse to measure and weigh the baby. I notice that her skull is really oblong and mention it to the nurse. She says it's normal and what happens so a baby can get through the birth canal. I reply: Is it going to get back to normal? She answers: Have you ever seen an adult walking around with a head like that? :laughing: On the drive home (alone again) I had to pull over and get out of the car because the lightning bolt finally hit me. I'm a father! :yikes: What a long strange trip it's been. And I get to walk her down the aisle on Saturday. https://scontent.fsan1-2.fna.fbcdn.n...98&oe=59A3382A |
I feel like having a child always seems to give somebody a special sense of meaning that I never want to experience.
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Good way to put it. |
Thank God there's lots of people like me that cancel out people like you. Otherwise the human race might have fizzled out centuries ago.
Although if this was the last thing I ever saw as a man, I'd be happy. https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikiped...kin_bikini.jpg |
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Edit: Even if I have to drop kick a pot belly. |
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I plan on taking my glock, climbing into a local dumpster, and making a mess when the time comes. Linda actually pretty much knows this. I will NOT become a medical, financial, and emotional burden, with no hope of getting better, for my wife and kids. |
Come on, you can be a lot more messy than that. At least try to get some of your brains to land on a politician or something.
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So I guess you're not having an open casket funeral?
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Damn, what an awesome pun! |
What song are you going to be listening to?
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I'm just saying, there's better ways to do it.
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My sister is a nurse. I'll definately reach out to her for some pills. |
You'll reach out to your sister because she'll beg you not to do it. Pills are the bitch move call out for help suicide attempt. Even bringing it up here. People who want to die get to it and do it. Call the ****ing helpline. No one here gives a ****.
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