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TheDemonPrincess16
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12-23-2007, 01:04 AM
When my brother died , I cryed and beated people up. I thought about killing myself but my friend's told me I had more reason's to live for. I was extremely close to my brother. I loved my brother to death. It hurt so much when he died. But I had to watch him die too. I watched him die. My brother got shot right in front of me. He fell , I fell. His last word's to me was 'Don't ever give up , Samantha.' Yeah , my name is Samantha. That happened when I was 15. Now I am 16. It is still hard for me but I just think about those word's my borther said to me. I feel bad for you. I wanted to go back and save my brother , I wanted to go back and got shot instead of my brother. But we can't do that. No matter how bad we want to the past is past and we will have to accept that. I really hope you listen to me. But you don't have too. Well , take care.
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12-23-2007, 01:38 AM
I've never cried over a relative dying...
I'm not a big crier.
And the only relative of mine that has died that I actually liked was my grandpa, but he had a brain tumor and was suffering a lot, so he's better off dead.
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TheDemonPrincess16
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12-23-2007, 01:55 AM
This is a story about this guy in a hospital who died after someone told someone else this. It is sad. :/
My best friend Cody Johnson , got in a car reck while driving to higschool. It was already first period and me and my friends were worried because Cody did'nt show up at school. Well all of the sudden Me and my friends who knew Cody , got called down to the office. The pricible told us that Cody was in a terrible car reck. A drunk driver hit Cody. No one at my school knows that I love Cody. Not as a brother but as a boyfirend. I love him. I stood there , shocked and tears in my eye's. I never cry in front of anyone. Never. But it upset me so much. I started crying my eye's out. I was so upset. I ran out of the office and went to the bathroom. I cryed for 2 hours and I was really glad no one came and got me. But then I finally came out for lunch after I dryed it up and you could'nt tell that I had been crying. Everyone looked at me when I walked in the cafeteria. They stared for the longest time and I went to sit with my other friends. One reason I was so upset that Cody got in a car reack was because of the fact is that he was in very bad condition and Cody might not live. I was afraid that I would never get to tell him how I felt about him. I went to the hospital and I watched him sleep forever. I sat there and cryed while I watched and talked to him. Althought he could not hear me. So , finally I went to the church and I prayed for him. I usaually don't pray but I was so worried about Cody. This all happened in the past two days. Now , I am doing nothing but crying and avoiding my firend's.
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12-23-2007, 02:16 AM
I dunno, I don't like to cry though I tend to do it easily when watching a sad movie. As much as I hate to cry I think I would cry and then become angry with them leaving and so on. Mostly likely though, I'd cry then shut myself off to the rest of the world until I healed all my wounds I know I would inflict. (Not real ones, just saying)
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12-23-2007, 02:29 AM
I've never had someone I was extremely close to me die before, but I'm guessing I would cry...a lot. I think that's all I'd do, but I might get angry if someone told me not to cry anymore. And I'd probably put my life on hold for a while just to mourn for them. I can't imagine going to work and school while still crying all the time.
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Fabby
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12-23-2007, 02:43 AM
Meh. Depends on who it was. For most people I'd be able to shrug it off and continue on. For a very small number of people I'd be, like, completely devastated.
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12-23-2007, 02:55 AM
I remeber when m grandfather passed. I was over my friends house when it happened and when I got home my mom told me. I cried so hard. But I don't know why. We weren't close at all. Every now and the we'd talk but that was it. Truth be told I was afraid of him when I was little. I guess I cried because I knew I missed out in having a real granfather. I knew I would never be able to go back in time to when I walked by him and didn't say anything. All those lost moments of bonding and getting to know one another.
Then when someone at m church died I didn't cry at first. I guess that was because I was over my boyfriends house and I knew how close they were. She was like his mom. I knew that if I cried he would too. ALso we were going to a birthday party(ironic). After we left the party I cried. I was so tired of holding it in I had to let it go.
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12-23-2007, 03:11 AM
I cry over lesser things, but, oddly enough, not death. Based on my two fairly close encounters with death (a cat that had been a part of my family longer than I had - and I was sixteen at the time - and a grandmother two years later) I tend to get fairly sombre, particularly in the long run. It doesn't necessarily take me long to accept that someone is dead, but it does take me quite a while to work out what it means to me that such and such a person is dead. The cat was old and rather sick, and so we had planned that we would have to put him to sleep; his death was no surprise to me, but he was so close to me that I was mourning his death (off and on) for a very long time. Ultimately, I had to invent a sort of ritual to finally 'let him be dead' and remember him as he was when he was alive. In contrast, my grandmother died as a result of injuries from a car crash. I spent most of the day in a sort of mild shock, but I do not think I could ever claim to have been terribly sad over her death; I think that I might have felt differently if it had been years since I had last seen her (as was generally the case), but as it was I had gotten to see her just a few months previously; certainly I did not feel like I had any 'unfinished business' with her, even though her death was sudden.
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12-23-2007, 03:45 AM
I would probably cry alot, and then go into a depressive state and possibly get so completly drunk so I wouldn't have to think about it anymore
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