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have you lost a parent? were you close to them? how did you handle it?
have you lost a parent? were you close to them? how did you handle it?
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the living years
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Haven't lost my father but he's had cancer since the 80s so I'm pretty resigned to that one already. There's been two very close shaves in my lifetime and I don't think I've ever fully recovered mentally.
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I haven't lost a parent, but I did lose my mom's boyfriend a couple years back. I wasn't too close to him, but I was starting to become close to him until he passed away from diabetes. I miss him a lot. He was more like a dad to me than my actual dad. He actually made an effort to understand me and help me.
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My family's quite dead to me. I'm basically the same as Jin Kazama, except he actually cared about someone in his family. I still feel the need to post this because, in case you didn't get the reference, I actually wish for the demise of my bloodline. Nothing but shame running in these veins.
Not that I'd do anything about it. With their list of sins, they'll all destroy themselves in time. I've actually already lost one parent, and he went just as I stated. Heavy smoker and drinker living to push past his seventies? My genetic makeup is the only thing those people are and ever will be good for.
And before anyone starts, I'm no angsty emo dipsh*t. I'm as old as the one who started this thread. The one thing that sets me aside from everyone else is the fact that this is a positive thing for me, and I came to that conclusion years before. But if you actually love your family... I envy you, and cannot comprehend such concepts.
Not that I'd do anything about it. With their list of sins, they'll all destroy themselves in time. I've actually already lost one parent, and he went just as I stated. Heavy smoker and drinker living to push past his seventies? My genetic makeup is the only thing those people are and ever will be good for.
And before anyone starts, I'm no angsty emo dipsh*t. I'm as old as the one who started this thread. The one thing that sets me aside from everyone else is the fact that this is a positive thing for me, and I came to that conclusion years before. But if you actually love your family... I envy you, and cannot comprehend such concepts.
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i do not miss my father in the slightest. he was a very bad person and was not fit for being around the general populace, let alone the gift of parenthood. i am not comfortable in divulging to such a wide audience the reasons why i think this way, but a couple of people on here know the extent of the matter and to put it simply, they were just as horrified of him as me. his death has long since been handled, it's his continued legacy which continues to impact me rather than anything to do with his passing.