That post in the homosexuality thread pretty much made my day. I laughed my head off! Gracias, Katie.
-Dark

hihihi A+ for your post on neongenesis-01 "on how to ask a girl out" that was funny mebe i shud try... *strains to think* oh well bye. ja ne.

Hey there! I commented on both your threads, and so I figured why not here, too? Also, I'm kind of curious about Eckism. What is it? I've actually never heard of it in my life. Thanks!

Quote by ChosenEntityDon't really know what I'll be majoring in, but in the end, I wanna be a Veterinary Tech. Almost decided on trying for a DVM title, but I looked at the number of years it'd take, classes required, and cost, and laughed. Yeah right!

Sure, a vet tech doesn't make nearly as much as an actual vet, but I love animals, and I doubt I'll be able to throw it all in for the long haul down the vet path. Vet tech takes so much less work!

Thanks for replying to my thread! Good Luck with it all...tis a long road! I love the pictures on your user page! Especially the one with the windows! Thanks again and take care!

Quote by ChosenEntityI honestly don't know what to think about death. My parents are Eckist and believe in the whole reincarnation thing, and while that sounds all great and dandy, the thought that I'd never see my mom again makes me want to cry.

I don't know about dying in particular, but death itself sucks. I lost five close family members in five months: my mom, my grandma, my aunt, another aunt, and my other grandma. I don't know about the rest of my family, but I'm sick of it. The first came as a real shock... I mean, she was my mom and I was just 13... but I don't think it really hit home until my grandma died. I had grown extremely attached to her after my mom's death, and she died in her sleep when I was spending the night. I cried when my mom died, but I think I cried more when grandma died because I was grieving for the both of them. After that, I grew kinda detached. I don't think I cried much when my aunts and Nana left. Aunt Barbra had heart problems, Aunt Judy had liver cancer, and Nana had alzheimers, so in a way I was kinda expecting it. The feeling still sinks in, though... the emptiness where they used to be... Happy memories of them always made me sadder because I knew I could never repeat them. They were gone, and there wasn't a darn thing I could do about it.

I'm not afraid of death, but I would never want my loved ones to experience that kind of loss again. There's nothing you can do to stop it, but I sure as heck know that I'll go down kicking and screaming.

My best advice: take it as it comes, but don't dwell on it when it does. Make new memories and grow closer to those you still have with you. It may hurt more when they finally go, but at least you'll never doubt that they knew that you loved them.

Wow...Your family seems cursed...Thanks for the particpation in my thread and your advice is helpful to me and to everyone else. But I'm not sure about my grandma...she so depressed and I try...*sigh* Well, thanks for listening.

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Oh, and I didn't realize that I was the first poster in your guestbook!