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following in the path of mr G I thought I's start a thread titled by my username
difficult day today
a teen kid(19) died today due to an auto accident yesterday
"yeah mr hung,but that's what you do"
difference being the kid worked for us a couple of months
and his grandfather,who raised him,has been with us for a decade or so
the kid loved my supra and I took him for a ride or two
nothing outlandish,and when he mentioned his typical night involving speed and juvenile hubris I cautioned him
 
I'm sure when I see the relatives tomorrow and see their pain I'll get upset
to put a face on death I need the survivors
"survivors" being an illuminating choice
there are no survivors
just lengths
 
sorry to hear the day was a tough one bro
 
the good ones always get called early in life
sorry to hear about the loss and your numbness
all in all things will be okay in a few months
hang in there bud
 
obiwan9962 said:
the good ones always get called early in life
sorry to hear about the loss and your numbness
all in all things will be okay in a few months
hang in there bud
nope
I can assure you of that
and you're missing my point people
I felt nothing
to be true I'm actually thinking of my "act" factor
 
Sorry to hear you're a heartless bastard

And sorry for the kid too :(
Life really sucks .... sometimes
 
when I say "act" I'm not describing a batch of fakeness
from experience I know the recall from a "sudden and/or unexpected" death is low
their minds aren't normal and they are dealing with untypical emotions
and we ask them to make decisions under such duress
I recoqinize that frequently their memories of those days/hours will be incomplete
I myself can't be fake and offer ingenuine concern,so I'm a professional
I think they notice
 
More seriously I've heard people saying that being insensitive to other people's pain (physically or emotionally) is even worse than the pain you feel when you actually care about those people (if ever it makes sense)
 
4everhung said:
I'm sure when I see the relatives tomorrow and see their pain I'll get upset
to put a face on death I need the survivors
"survivors" being an illuminating choice
there are no survivors
just lengths

huh.
your occupation certainly does put life and death at a different perspective.
It must be odd to deal with death so much- i imagine it takes the inconceivability of it away.

i'm sorry your day was bad.
 
the real trick is to make them laugh
a little bit of humor is uplifting
but you have to be goddamn good and know the moment
 
anthrax said:
More seriously I've heard people saying that being insensitive to other people's pain (physically or emotionally) is even worse than the pain you feel when you actually care about those people (if ever it makes sense)
well shit bro
I can't see the "pain" in the dead
well actually I can,but that would involve another thread

the "pain" is in the family
usually
 
stilleto said:
i hope you're creepy looking. that would be cool.

As long as he doesn't carry chrome balls about 6" in diameter, I'm ok with creepy looking funeral directors.
 
redguru said:
As long as he doesn't carry chrome balls about 6" in diameter, I'm ok with creepy looking funeral directors.

chrome balls?

wtf?

do you know someone who carries around 6" Chrome balls? what does he do with them, besides smack them on your chin?
 
stilleto said:
huh.
your occupation certainly does put life and death at a different perspective.
It must be odd to deal with death so much- i imagine it takes the inconceivability of it away.

i'm sorry your day was bad.
In reality I'm so appreciative of life
which saddens me as I'm in an area that's bullshit for mr single
wtf do you think I'm on here so often
beleive me when better options present themselves
I avail myself of them
in 5 years on elite there's not been a "tiddly wink" gal exchange with me
funny as I got far with werd
 
obiwan9962 said:
the good ones always get called early in life
sorry to hear about the loss and your numbness
all in all things will be okay in a few months
hang in there bud

It's so true the best are called up before their chance at greatness...maybe there is a higher purpose for people such as these.

My thoughts and sympathy are with you in this time.
 
I concur, blut wump! Just because you don't burst out into tears or whatever does not mean that it didn't affect you. When my mother died, I went into this hyperactivity for about 2 hours where I just started throwing things out and cleaning. I didn't cry right then. I didn't cry at her funeral either because I was responsible for making sure everything was in order and for giving the eulogy. My grandfather died a month later, and at his funeral I cried so hard that I was a complete wreck. I just had not had time yet to be the weak one. Once someone else was in charge, I had time to mourn both my grandfather and my mother.

Everyone reacts differently. If it truly had not affected you, you would not have even thought about it to post on here.
 
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