I don't have friends. I only have people I want to kill less.
I've, uh, never lost a friend to some accident. But I'd imagine I would handle it about the same way I have when I lost a family member. Death doesn't really effect me all that much.
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I don't have friends. I only have people I want to kill less.
I've, uh, never lost a friend to some accident. But I'd imagine I would handle it about the same way I have when I lost a family member. Death doesn't really effect me all that much.
Maybe because you don't think much about it...Quote:
Originally Posted by Bunny
I can't say that I will cry if she dies because I have forgot what it looks like but surely I won't be very well for some time...
When I was 5 I moved here so I lost my first best friend then. I wonder what he's like now? All I remember was that he was called Daniel Williams and was ginger... Yep.
I've lost friends though lack of conversation, and moving homes but never through death, thankfully.
I hope your friend is okay.
A friend of mine in high school killed himself and I went to his funeral. It's almost unreal. I will probably always feel sad about that.
Other than that, I've had friends move away or I've lost contact with many of them.
Sometime in early 2002 my best friend from elementary school commited suicide, and this last November one of my closer friends had an epileptic seizure and passed away in her dorm room. Hurts like hell, it does, but you get by in time and always cherish the memories.
I haven't lost them in that sense. But pretty much everyone I've become best mates with has mvoed away. That sucks.
My dad lost a duckload of friends when he was young. One was ice skating on thin ice, fell through and died. That's the one I can remember best.
Yes, it is terrible to lose friends, especially close ones. In just this year I lost two of my friends in accidents, it wasn't too easy to get over it.
I hope your friend makes it alright. :)
It has happened to me as well to lose a friend because of luck of conversation but it's not all that hard I didn't really care.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jess
@all
Thanks guys/girls..
A guy I hung out with in high school died about three years after I graduated. A car accident, I think. We had been out of touch for while but I still think about him when I look at my yearbooks and such.
Another friend I was closer with died about three years ago. He was shot twice in the back of the head in a drug deal gone bad. They were trying to rob him for money he didn't even have. I went to his funeral. I did grieve, but I felt like I didn't deserve to after I saw his mother and family.
I've lost a few friends, but only one because of death. The others I just slipped away from.
I lost my best friend at 13 from a heart condition. I still remember him fairly often but not with sadness. And my niece was not alive when born , that one still hurts but gets easier. Ive lost others through drugs and alcohol, some closer than others. It is inevitable that people will die, of course when it happpens it's sad but you just have to get on with things.
Hope your friend pulls through.
My father's sister died only 3 months old, I don't even want to imagine how much it must hurt because I have a young sister 12 years old and I still remember how happy I was when she was born.Quote:
Originally Posted by blim
No. But several have moved away. :(
My friend has a inopperable brain tumour and has had it for about 5 years...i'm just waiting for the call to come telling me he's gone...:(