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It must be that i'm old, but this stuff is just life. I work for a Telco, and people trying to recover voice messages from dead relatives happens every couple months. Sometimes we can help, and sometimes not.
Am I a dick if I didn't cry a happy cry? I stopped at 50 because my dinner was getting cold.
"Today, my dad is the best dad I could ask for. He’s a loving husband to my mom (always making her laugh), he’s been to every one of my soccer games since I was 5 (I’m 17 now), and he provides for our family as a construction foreman. This morning when I was searching through my dad’s toolbox for a pliers, I found a dirty folded up paper at the bottom. It was an old journal entry in my dad’s handwriting dated exactly one month before the day I was born. It reads, “I am eighteen years old, an alcoholic who is failing out of college, a past cutter, and a child abuse victim with a criminal record of auto theft. And next month, ‘teen father’ will be added to the list. But, I swear I will make things right for my little girl. I will be the dad I never had.” And I don’t know how he did it, but he did it. MMT" Was my favorite. I like when people can atone for their mistakes.
"Today, my dad is the best dad I could ask for. He’s a loving husband to my mom (always making her laugh), he’s been to every one of my soccer games since I was 5 (I’m 17 now), and he provides for our family as a construction foreman. This morning when I was searching through my dad’s toolbox for a pliers, I found a dirty folded up paper at the bottom. It was an old journal entry in my dad’s handwriting dated exactly one month before the day I was born. It reads, “I am eighteen years old, an alcoholic who is failing out of college, a past cutter, and a child abuse victim with a criminal record of auto theft. And next month, ‘teen father’ will be added to the list. But, I swear I will make things right for my little girl. I will be the dad I never had.” And I don’t know how he did it, but he did it. MMT" Was my favorite. I like when people can atone for their mistakes.
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I have a nephew who has done the same thing. At 30 he called me to day that he was a happily married with 2 kids and a job as a air conditioning technician. He was so proud of himself because he had overcome the upbringing my worthless slut of a sister had given him.
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Almost lost it on #1...recovered and then made it to #13. Game over.
These are so lovely, quite a few have almost made me cry/brought tears to my eyes, I think the more you read in one go makes it better. Just read 61 which annoyed me though...
Today, I re-read the suicide letter I wrote on the afternoon of September 2nd 1996 about two minutes before my girlfriend showed up at my door and told me, “I’m pregnant.” She was honestly the only reason I didn’t follow through with it. Suddenly I felt I had a reason to live. Today she’s my wife. We’ve been happily married for 14 years. And my daughter, who is almost 15 now, has two younger brothers. I re-read my suicide letter from time to time as a reminder to be thankful – I am thankful I got a second chance.
Can't help but think, the guy was writing a suicide note when he clearly had a girlfriend who loved him and he loved back. I know that people sometimes can get in a certain state of mind that they believe it's the right option, but whatever was going on how could he have been so self absorbed not to notice the good things in his life before? What if she hadn't told him in time?
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Today, as my grandpa rested in his hospital bed, desperately fighting pancreatic cancer, he squeezed my hand tight and said, “Promise me, no matter how good or bad you have it, you will wake up every morning thankful for your life. Because every morning you wake up, someone somewhere else will be desperately fighting for theirs.”
So very true, what I don't get with situations like that, is that giving up shouldn't be an option, I don't believe someone's got a 'second chance' if they didn't commit suicide, more that they were about to blow their first one but saw sense. So many people are struggling for life, if you're not, then you have the world at your feet. So unhappy with your life that you want to end it? instead of ending it, change it! You can't change anyone else, but we can change ourselves and how we react to the world.
Today, I re-read the suicide letter I wrote on the afternoon of September 2nd 1996 about two minutes before my girlfriend showed up at my door and told me, “I’m pregnant.” She was honestly the only reason I didn’t follow through with it. Suddenly I felt I had a reason to live. Today she’s my wife. We’ve been happily married for 14 years. And my daughter, who is almost 15 now, has two younger brothers. I re-read my suicide letter from time to time as a reminder to be thankful – I am thankful I got a second chance.
Can't help but think, the guy was writing a suicide note when he clearly had a girlfriend who loved him and he loved back. I know that people sometimes can get in a certain state of mind that they believe it's the right option, but whatever was going on how could he have been so self absorbed not to notice the good things in his life before? What if she hadn't told him in time?
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Today, as my grandpa rested in his hospital bed, desperately fighting pancreatic cancer, he squeezed my hand tight and said, “Promise me, no matter how good or bad you have it, you will wake up every morning thankful for your life. Because every morning you wake up, someone somewhere else will be desperately fighting for theirs.”
So very true, what I don't get with situations like that, is that giving up shouldn't be an option, I don't believe someone's got a 'second chance' if they didn't commit suicide, more that they were about to blow their first one but saw sense. So many people are struggling for life, if you're not, then you have the world at your feet. So unhappy with your life that you want to end it? instead of ending it, change it! You can't change anyone else, but we can change ourselves and how we react to the world.
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Part of me wonders how soon after the letter was written that he was going to follow through. That one doesn't make me think, because like you said- what if she showed up after he killed himself to tell him she's pregnant? That it was a sign that he should have killed himself? And I wonder how his wife and kids would feel knowing this, because honestly it doesn't sound sweet or romantic or special.
Today, as we were eating lunch at a diner my boyfriend leaned over and gave me a kiss on the cheek every few minutes when someone walked by. When I noticed what he was doing, I asked why. He said, “I want them to know you’re my girl.” We’re both in our mid-70’s and lost our spouses to cancer about 10 years ago. Second chances at love MMT.
No one in their mid 70s should ever refer to the person they are with as their boyfriend or girlfriend.
No one in their mid 70s should ever refer to the person they are with as their boyfriend or girlfriend.
#3 brought the FEELING of tears....but didn't quite do it..... i read on
wondering what all the hubbub was....all the way to #7
there are no coinkydinks.....my daughter is recovering from a car accident that put her into a coma....when she "woke up", all was well
except she couldn't speak.....
and that was only 10 days ago....about 4 lifetimes
today she laughed (i'd never thought of laughter as a word before), and said "no"
and the verbal floodgates opened up
ccasion7:
wondering what all the hubbub was....all the way to #7
there are no coinkydinks.....my daughter is recovering from a car accident that put her into a coma....when she "woke up", all was well
except she couldn't speak.....
and that was only 10 days ago....about 4 lifetimes
today she laughed (i'd never thought of laughter as a word before), and said "no"
and the verbal floodgates opened up
ccasion7:
how about at 63? :whistle:SweepTheLeg said:
can i get a hall pass? :lol:
not necessarily this one...^SweepTheLeg said:
-but this one ^ on the other hand wreaks of fumunda cheese of someone very young.... :snooty:SweepTheLeg said:
And yet it was referencing A George Carlin quote, which would take me forever to find in the two books of his I own so allow me to paraphrase. "No one over 40 has a boyfriend or girlfriend, just someone they are currently fucking"
15. I thought I did pretty well seeing as I've never kept it together at a wedding or a funeral (even people I barely know).
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