Your mom will die eventually

>your mom will die eventually

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She did already, this summer

Allah yerhamou

Death is a word that creates fear in the mind of the listener. Death is an unavoidable truth, which would kill anyone who is born. This fact is well known, but still people have the fear of the end of life.

As per Shivapuran, Goddess Parvati asked Lord Shiva, what is the sign of death, what indicates that death is going to happen and what does one go through before his/her death? Then Lord Shiva explained it to Goddess Parvati everything thing about death.

According to Lord Shiva, when a person’s body turns pale yellow or white and a little red, it indicates the death of that person in around 6 months.

If a person starts to see everything as black, it is understood that the person’s time of death is near.

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Allah yerhamou

Allah yerhamou

All*h yerhamou

Lucky her.

Inna Lillahi wa inna ilayhi raji'un

She did already, 15 years ago

What does it feels like? I cried a lot when my grandma passed away back when i was 18. Cried real hard for that one whole day

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Crushing, but as with everything you learn to live with the fact.

KEK

fuck you filthy jap

I honestly feel I'll only be able to live my life when they die, like I'll finally be able to go my own way without worrying about disappointing them

i didn't need this thread and this post tonight

she'll probably outlive me

this

Using male pronoun instead of female
Di*spora scum

feels bad man

May you meet her again, both happy, in the afterlife.

i was very young, so i didn't really understand it enough to mind it. now I am aware that there is just some empty place inside of me that can't really be filled

No, she won't.

Goddamit man, stay strong

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Wtf i hate Japan now!

no

clever smart ass nip fong ping pong tojo

stop posting

dont get it

>and you will inherit her apartment and volvo

Truly, all life is fleeting and will come to past...saya bersimpati dengan saudara.

Personally, I fear not for the death of the ones I love (for that is imminent) but rather that I can't move on with my life without their passing, or any of their wisdom...that I'm not ready at all to face any problem alone without a long trusted shoulder to cry on anymore. I hope you won't face the same fears I have. I hope I won't have the same fears either too...bertabahlah, saudara. Jangan putus harapan.

My condoleances user. I sort of know what you feel, my dad passed away last summer.

From my experience, surprisingly not too bad. The circumstances helped a lot though. We learned six weeks ahead of time that my father had terminal cancer and didn't have long left to live. I was crushed at first. I visited him often, in the last week of his life (when things got really bad) I visited him every day and we made the most of our time, talking out some of our differences and apologizing where needed. I think it helped us both, knowing that there'd be closure once he left us.

The day he died I felt oddly relieved. Perhaps I'm not allowed to say this, but many times I caught myself thinking "I'd rather have him die right now than next week". During the first week or two it wasn't bad, but after a while my dad started to deteriorate so much I just wanted things to be over. The last week or so he was barely even aware of what was going on around him because he was so doped up on morphine. It just felt relieved, I didn't even cry during his funeral. It's mostly after his death that the sadness came and went in waves, when I considered all the things we didn't do together and all the things I want(ed) to do with him.

The biggest comfort here is the fact that my dad was already pretty old (almost 72). There was no great tragedy, his time had just come. Much like my mother's time will come one day, and much like my time will come one day. It's not like he was shot or got cancer in his mid 40s or something. Even the doctor treating him explained that there most likely weren't genetic factors at play, my dad just got "unlucky" with his age.

o гeнки дecкa?

F, stay strong

(I forgot to add to - no worth deleting the post to redo it again though...)

fk u

I haven't seen or spoken to her in almost 10 years. Don't even know her number or where she lives. May as well be dead to me at this point.

Not if I die first

damn...feels man...kinda reminds me about my grandma..
>i was 18
>got news that grandma is dying is hospital
>visits her with family
>i went to her bed
>she told me "where've you been user?I haven't met you in a long time. It's so good to see you"
>i cried
>hugged her
>she spoke to my parents and siblings
>stays at hospital until her last breath
>she passed away
>the whole family is quiet throughout the whole day, mom cries really hard

i would've visit her everyday if i knew this was gonna happened....

Immunity Cat

what the fuck is wrong with you, go see her right now or you will regret it bitterly for the rest of your life

This

She's an alcoholic junkie who gambled my dad's money away and made him sell our house, then she cheated on him multiple times when I was still a kid, in the other room. Now my dad's almost 60, still working, no partner, with not a single scrap of land or penny to his name. She drank while she was pregnant with me and now I'm fucked in the head just like her. She's a piece of shit who deserves to be miserable.

Didn't even cross my mind that not everyone was as lucky with their parents as me, sorry man.

Are you white?

Yep.

No need to apologise lad.

Brain cancer and she is in the Hospice right now. So getting used to the fact ,but still hard.

Gave me a good laugh. Thanks impoverished English teacher.

I will probably kms then.

You're doing the right thing. Toxic assholes shouldn't be rewarded just cause you happen to be related to them.