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Death and funerals

the shirt speaks teh truth O_O Asked by informer_220 3 months ago, 13 answers.
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Just wondering how would you feel if someone from your family dies (not including parents or siblings)

I never really feel anything, I mean I dont feel sad or angry etc. When someone dies in my family (again not including the ones mentioned above)
I didnt feel sad when my grandparents died, neither did I when some of my close relatives died. Im not sure but I just kinda didnt feel anything at all

So I was wondering how you would feel or felt

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.. Answered by godlike on May 18, 2008, 02:01PM
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Who knows what will happen when you die. That's why I don't care all that much.

blowing a kiss Answered by stephanief987 on May 18, 2008, 02:25PM
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It depends how close I was with them.
My grandpa lived with us for years and when he passed away it felt like part of me died. But, I've had further distant family die and I didn't feel anything. Like I said, it all depends.

Thunder Robot Answered by funadvice on May 18, 2008, 03:00PM
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scince it seems like you don't really care about your realtives, you shouldn't worry. nobody will care when you die.
it seem like you don't care about anybody or anything.

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:P Answered by whoopsies222 on May 18, 2008, 03:06PM
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Well, I view death as a beautiful thing when it happens to older people because they've lived a full, happy life and now they get to join their lost ones when they pass on. I believe in Heaven, so in a way I feel happy when someone dies as long as they were old and lived to their fullest. If it was a younger person, I'd feel really bad because they didn't get to have all the experiences of life. If it was someone close to me, I feel bad for myself because I won't have that person any more.

Me and my little sister Answered by odal on May 18, 2008, 03:37PM
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I was upset when my grandfather died, but I was only twelve and I had seen him like every day since I was born. However, a few years later when my great-grandmother died, I wasn't as upset; I can't remember even crying when she died; I just don't think I was as close to her as I was with my grandfather.

the beatles Answered by iamcool on May 18, 2008, 03:52PM
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My grandfather died when I was eight, and I was never really that close to him, and a bit too young to understand it all. I was upset when a family friend's relative died, but that was because I was sad for the family.

Weigela "Bristol Ruby" Answered by pinkpearl on May 18, 2008, 03:55PM
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I'm actually the complete opposite and feel terribly sad even if I didn't know the person. I find death very upsetting even if the person was old and had a full life. I know its the cycle of life, I know they're out of their pain, but I still find it unbearably sad.

Answered by sousagal76 on May 18, 2008, 03:56PM
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I was the same way as you described-sure, I miss the relative, and I'm sad inside, but I really don't get too worked up. For all I know, they're having a great time doing w/e happens after you die. They died, I will miss them, and I just kind of move on. I feel bad for not crying or breaking down, but that's just how I am.

candy lips Answered by kissielove on May 18, 2008, 04:26PM
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when I go to funerals or I hear of family dieing or other people I start laughing even whne im at a funeral I just start laughing I dont know why but people think im a freak or like think what the f*ck is wrong with me but I cant help it I cant really handle death I guess

grass Answered by jaceb on May 18, 2008, 04:49PM
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Death isn't something I can ever really grasp. I never fully realize what is happening in the case of someone dying. For instance, last march, two of my closest friends were killed in a car crash. I couldn't cry, not until I saw their bodies and went up to speak in front of everyone at their funerals. I couldn't feel pain (except for when I actually saw them dead) because I just felt like they were on vacation... somewhere far away.. in a situation where I would never get to see them again.. but somehow they still existed. I don't believe in heaven or hell so that 'far away place' would not be either. But the way I feel about them being gone isn't exactly the same thing I feel when I miss someone a lot... because in the back of my mind, I know that I will never see them again... its hard.

kitty Answered by ty on May 18, 2008, 07:07PM
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I kinda feel the same way... it would probably be different if it was my parents on my best friend, but apart from that I dunno... it's sad but...

goth rose Answered by your_clebertiy_night_stalker on May 19, 2008, 08:48AM
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I dont ehir. ... I just feel numb ... I dont know I have always been like that numb

:) Answered by loulou11 on Jun 07, 2008, 05:09PM
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I havent really had anyone die recently the last person was my grandmother when I was like 10 so I was still a little young to understand what was really going on. now since I'm older and miss back on it I kinda feel sad because I lived across the street from her and I didn't get to do too many things with her. but other than that I haven't really had anyone close die.

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