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it depends on your state of mind.
if you are a depressed person, you'll see all your unhappy memories and think about how shitty your life was and all the worst things that happened to you. if your a positive person, you'll see your happies memories and people that you loved and were important to you....things like that |
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well... when i blacked out at the hospital back in... april? i saw you stabby... haha... what the hell that meant? i dunno... but then u showed up at the hospital and i was happy...
i'm guessing next time that happens, i'll probably see you again... but this time you'll be holding an axe or something... 3...2...1... lights out. FUCK! it's so addicting to think of what death is like... because nobody has a fuckin' clue!!!! what a rush, the unknown. ahhhhhh |
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thinking of wut death is like first off scares me..but also gives me a sense of peace..~
but as for wut i would see and think of..i'm hoping i would think of the peopel i love/care for and happy memories..and sum bad ones..or maybe even not think at all cuz i'd be freaking out..i'd probably smell..smelly feet..hear nothin..but silence..and as the foot crushed me..everything would be happening in slow motion..like u know its gonna happen but nuthin u can do about it..~ |
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What Skipp said is so true.
I think if I died right now, I would probably think of how shitty everything has been. I've gone through hardships for so many years, that my good memories are few and far apart. Then again, I'm kind of at a turning point in my life. I'm finally pulling out of all that depression shit and I've been much more stable. I'm starting to create more good memories that will stay with me forever. So hopefully I'll get the chance to live for a while longer. I'm hoping that when I die, I will die with a smile on my face. Knowing that I did many of the things I wanted to do, and feel as if I have had a very fulfilling life. That I made some sort of difference to this world, or at least in someone else's life. After the tragedy today, as with any event with people dying, there's that reality check of how short life really is. So from this moment on, make it a point to do one thing everyday, whether it's big or small, that would bring you one step closer to saying that you've done all that you wanted to do during your life. Of course that will never be entirely possible, but try to get as close. Erica :AZN: |
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-------------------------------------- i think if i was about to die. my most fondest memory would be playing army with my brother, or pretending to be suffering orphans.. (we were weurd) then probably fights ive gotten into, making up, sex, flashes of my artwork. and the time i was on shrooms and thought i was in the movie 'snatch'. hahah. but hopefully i will see nothing.. because there would be soo much i would want to be reminded in those few seconds that i wouldnt wanna leave any out.. oh well. im not making sense. |
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when i die....i don;t want to see a memeorie i wanna see all the stuff i wanted to see but never got to see ...dunno if that made much sense.... but that's what i want. it would be like a way of gettign to sdo all the stuff i never got to kinda...
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When I was 8, I was pronounced "dead" for 3 minutes, had a really bad bike accident, smashed my head into the cement, went blind on the way to the hospital, next thing I know, I woke up 3 days later....found out my heart stopped in the hospital! My Mom screamed at the doctors and I was shocked back to life with those paddles!!
All I remember, on the way to the hospital (cuz I kept trying to go to sleep...which if I would've I would've died on the way to the hospital), I remember thinking, about simple things...my cat, and this sunny afternoon before playing in the park with my cousins (who lived down the street at the time)...never thought of anything bad! I suppose NOW, if something WERE to happen, I'd have more serious things to think of! However, that is an experience not many have had, so I thought I'd share! |