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Saddest memory?
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string_bean00
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.BileStew said:
hamstershaver
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lmaoBileStew said:
AAP said:
not true bro. my first love and I are best of friends, no pain, no left over hurt, she is like a sister to me now.
We both laugh at how different we are from back then, who knew my ego could grow bigger then it was in high school.
She will always be just as close as my male buddies are to me. I have known her half my life.
Moderate_THIS
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Are things different in the Peg?
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Ulcasterdropout
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Hugging good bye, the casket of my best friend...
Sweet_Bitch
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The day I realized that my life had completely and totally changed and that I would never be the same person or in the same place or with the same people again.
Miss Kittie
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the day that i lost my daughters to my ex
biteme said:
I find that sad, why torment yourself over something that never really had a chance in hell. Plus if people were honest your first love isn't a real love anyways. I think you have to love someone and lose them before you truly understand what love really is. At least that is the way it was for me.
mountain muscle
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Nothing to do with women, you can get over them it just takes time.
The saddest memory I have is from my Grandpa's funeral. I was very young at the time, about 9. He and I were best friends. I only knew him after he had been confined to a wheelchair. He used to give me rides on his wheelchair when we would go see him, I remember doing all kinds of things with him, even trying on his dentures that were sitting in a glass by his bed after he went to sleep.
The saddest memory I have is after we went to the hospital, we went to see his because he had become sick. My brother and I waited in the car while my mother went inside the hospital and came out shortly after and told us he was no longer a patient there.
It didn't register to me at the time, I was looking forward to seeing him at his home.
It finally sunk in a few days later, at his funeral, when they stretched out the American flag and laid it over his casket. I absolutely lost it. Seeing that is what made me realize he was gone. I cried most of the rest of the day.
Second to that memory is the fact I never got to meet my mother's father, the other grandpa.
Out of all the people in my family everyone says I am most like him, from looks to attitude.
So much more I could have learned from him, but I never got the opportunity.
The saddest memory I have is from my Grandpa's funeral. I was very young at the time, about 9. He and I were best friends. I only knew him after he had been confined to a wheelchair. He used to give me rides on his wheelchair when we would go see him, I remember doing all kinds of things with him, even trying on his dentures that were sitting in a glass by his bed after he went to sleep.
The saddest memory I have is after we went to the hospital, we went to see his because he had become sick. My brother and I waited in the car while my mother went inside the hospital and came out shortly after and told us he was no longer a patient there.
It didn't register to me at the time, I was looking forward to seeing him at his home.
It finally sunk in a few days later, at his funeral, when they stretched out the American flag and laid it over his casket. I absolutely lost it. Seeing that is what made me realize he was gone. I cried most of the rest of the day.
Second to that memory is the fact I never got to meet my mother's father, the other grandpa.
Out of all the people in my family everyone says I am most like him, from looks to attitude.
So much more I could have learned from him, but I never got the opportunity.
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Ulcasterdropout
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to all of you...
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Ulcasterdropout
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7 years ago.Yasmina said:that is so sad
when did this happen?
My friend Joel worked for a lumber company. Tree crushed him...
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*MissFit*
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Being separated from my twin for 2 weeks when i was 6.
You people are making me cry.. Similar threads
