I hope this forum is the right place to post this.
Today I thought I was having a bad day. I set-up the cam and just needed to rinse off quickly but encourntered my tub was spitting black stuff at me. I was angry, sad, and thought this ruined my day. I got on cam without showering and figured, I'd try camming feeling all gross. About 5 minutes into camming I got a message.
A very, very, very close friend of mine passed away in a tragic accident. I immediately signed off and wept for a while. I was scared and confused and sick to my stomach. I signed back in and was blessed by having members who wanted to just talk to me and comfort me, which I needed more than anything.
It has been a few hours and I still feel broken. I feel empty and hollow but am accepting the situation. But I wanted to remind everyone to try to use kind words in life, because you never know if those words are the last the person will hear from you.
I want to thank any member of the camming community who has reached out to me so far. It means more to me than I can understand how to put into words right now.
Today I thought I was having a bad day. I set-up the cam and just needed to rinse off quickly but encourntered my tub was spitting black stuff at me. I was angry, sad, and thought this ruined my day. I got on cam without showering and figured, I'd try camming feeling all gross. About 5 minutes into camming I got a message.
A very, very, very close friend of mine passed away in a tragic accident. I immediately signed off and wept for a while. I was scared and confused and sick to my stomach. I signed back in and was blessed by having members who wanted to just talk to me and comfort me, which I needed more than anything.
It has been a few hours and I still feel broken. I feel empty and hollow but am accepting the situation. But I wanted to remind everyone to try to use kind words in life, because you never know if those words are the last the person will hear from you.
I want to thank any member of the camming community who has reached out to me so far. It means more to me than I can understand how to put into words right now.