^^Yep, this.Mr1der wrote:i hope at least one person takes note from this and realizes life is too precious a gift to waste in such a selfish manner.
Reading what Jesda posted earlier from his texts, "satisfied" is not the word I would use. I myself don't agree with it because there are people who are far worse off who keep on living and making it day by day. I didn't know him personally and what went on his life and what drove him to it, but he definitely looked like a perfect candidate to be saved and talked out of his final choice.Kelbizzle wrote:I'm very sorry for your loss. My condolences to you and the family.
But as selfish as we call these people in this situation. There is nothing wrong with not wanting to wake up anymore. People say "what about his family?" and "all the people the people that loved him ". If he was just... done with life or with everything. I don't think there is nothing wrong with that or him. Don't be mad or upset with him because he was so satisfied with life he decided he was finished with his. I'm sure he's happier now. I'm sure he would want you to remember all the good times and not the time he made everyone's life so miserable by leaving.
+193coupe wrote:I am sorry to hear this Jesda. Hopefully he is in a better place now.
Reading this kinda sent a chill down my spine...dunno why...Jesda wrote:No more people in my face that are not sincere. So smile for me when I'm no longer here.
You're a good guy, Jesda.Jesda wrote:I'm heading to Chicago for the wake/funeral next week.
Death is a very foreign, movie-and-TV-land thing to me. People in my immediate world typically don't disappear so its hard to interpret. The idea of "gone, forever" is strange.240sxdriftSRT-4 wrote:R.I.P.
A buddies dad committed suicide about a week before Christmas last year. Mid October another friends dad died from a heart attack and a few weeks into senior year a classmate died in a car crash, needless to say that was a horrible last 5-6 months of 09'.
It takes a little time to adjust, but it gets easier. Best thing to do is focus your thoughts on the good experiences with him, and dwell less on how his life ended.Jesda wrote:
Death is a very foreign, movie-and-TV-land thing to me. People in my immediate world typically don't disappear so its hard to interpret. The idea of "gone, forever" is strange.