Thread: Life as it is View Single Post Old 02-23-2013, 11:07 AM
Helo's Avatar Helo Helo is offline Senior Member Join Date: Mar
2011 Location: California Posts: 279  I've always found that
thinking about death is like throwing bricks in the Grand
Canyon; it does nobody any good and it ultimately serves no
purpose. It takes away from what you have in the now to worry
about something that you ultimately can do nothing about.  When
I was younger, I thought I was going to die at about 21. I could
form an idea of my life until I hit 21/22 and then it was pure
static. I interpreted that as death. I spent about six months
absolutely falling to pieces. I was so young, why should I have
to die? How would I die? Would it hurt? Would it be fast? Slow?
After that six months, I sat down and decided that this was
doing absolutely nothing to help me, this was an event that was
GOING to happen, and there was nothing I could do to prevent it.
If I couldn't fight it, prevent it, or change it, the only thing
left to do was acce