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[shatterings]

When someone close to you leaves... are there things you regret not telling them, or doing for them?

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[doitrockapella]

I think that's a natural way to feel. Even for a person who typically tries their best to live without regrets, sometimes having them is inevitable.

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[kingofthetvworld]

well YEAH but i jst tell mysELF 2 do those things whn i see theM again

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[milliondollarpipes]

I think it's always like that.

But you can't let it eat away at you, y'know?

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[captainash]

A thousand things, if I'm lucky. I've telling myself to say everything I want to say, to do everything I want to do, but that's easier said than done.

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[ossifragant]

Yeah, that happens.

It's only natural, I think.

[nvcr]

It's one of those things you never really expect to happen, but we are always living with the lingering shadow of regret.

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[fony]

leaves like dying? or just lleaves on a trip or something? I havent had anyone close to me die so i have to say no to that.

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[fatalissimo]

[...Oh. That's...

Oh.]

Yeah. I think it's one of those things you can't really help, you know?

...You going to be okay, or what?

[capitald]

While I've yet to truly experience this myself, it's only natural to feel that way. Loose ends are inevitable.

But if you need someone to keep you company, I'd be happy to. Sometimes it helps to vent.