example: death, emotions...
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Having to die.\nHaving too many feelings.\nHaving to live in a world of other humans who want to ruin the world.
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My father died because he was hit by a car (the driver was drunk) when I was five. I don't remember how I felt at the time it happened and I have no memories of my father which I find very sad. \nAn older sister of mine (I had 5 altogether) died 2 years ago due to complications after a simple operation. She left behind 3little children. \nIt's hard to describe how you feel when someone close to you dies. \nI think the worst for me was facing my sister's children. I know they can still have a happy childhood. I have very happy memories of my own childhood, so I believe they will be OK, but being with these little ones and seeing the pain and sorrow in their little faces, was almost unbearable at times. \nMy sister took a picture of her eldest girl before she died. In the picture my niece is holding a little rabbit and her whole face is brimming with happiness. There is not a trace of sorrow in her eyes. \nA year after my sister died, another picture was taken of my niece. It's hard to believe, that it's the same girl. She is smiling but the sadness in her eyes seems so deep, she looks so hurt and vulnerable, that it just makes me wanna cry every time I look at this picture. \nThe only thought that has been of any comfort to me, was knowing, that both my father and my sister, had a relationship with God.\nI believe they are with Him now and that one day, I will see them again.
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to live, and then to die... sadly.
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Ghost stories are Bull**it!!! I did watch someone die once. It was an extremely moving experience. The woman was dying of kidney failure (very painful)and was struggling quite a bit to stay alive.She was thrashing around and was in and out of consciousness for several hours. As the last moments approached I stared deeply into her eyes to see what was going on inside her mind (so to speak). What I saw really shook me quite a bit. In her eyes I saw a change taking place. As I looked I began to see other faces in her face. Not anything like a ghost, but more like a percieved image of all the people I have ever known. My parents, freinds and even my own face. I guess it was empathy or something, but I saw death and stared it in the face. I saw us all there. we are all of one "soul" I would say. All of lifes experiences will happen to us all ultimately. Enjoy it while you can. And keep in mind we are all the same. There are no seperations when it comes to "soul".
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The word you're looking for is probably morbid, but melancholy or morose might also work, depending on the context.
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The first would be bragging or egotistic.\n\nThe second example is more difficult to put into a single word. I would be horrified under those conditions. Another discription might be that it was devastating, but that usually indicates a stronger personal bond to what happened. A slang expression might be that it was gross.
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yep, and crying is totally acceptable cos although it was only a film, real live people died in this way!
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Really appeal to the reader's emotions.  Use a lot of examples to back up your point.  Use your own experiences or documented experiences, etc.
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fear, despair, passion, hope and relief
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Death / being buried alive / the dentist / getting fat / heights / flying / being trapped / thunderstorms / elevators / clowns / dogs / spiders / wasps / using public toilets / eating in public / public speaking / exams / open spaces / needles / criticism / dirt / fish / hell / rape?
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You know - this is a lot like whisper down the lane.  Let's stop for a minute and think about this stuff rationally.\n\nFrom where I am sitting, I have found that there is no devil beyond our own worst emotions - and there is no hell beyond being steeped in our own worst emotions.  As far as I can see, we humans are running the show - but more like a bunch of college students on our own independent course of study.  We come, we learn, we go - we very likely come back again.\n\nSome deaths are tragic - and some have far reaching implications like nothing else in this world.  Some deaths are welcome - there comes a time when the journey is over, don't you think?\n\nGod is a little easier to understand if you think of it as the energy that powers this existence more than some old guy in the sky using us like Barbie dolls.  We all come here of our own choosing to learn something specific, not to be coddled and live in a paradise and do nothing.  It's meant to be a challenge.\n\nPeace!
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i agree to what your saying but not all decisions based on emotions are bad because if we didn't have emotions towards are decisions then no one would choose to become doctors and save lives and no one would chose to make or help fundraising for people in need but like i said i agree with everything you said about emotions but there are positive sides to them too.
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Very insightful.  A shell shock or travesty can effect people both ways.  Example:  Someone is diagnosed with terminal cancer.  Some people turn to God, family, and friends for support to the very end.  Others get angry at God for "allowing this to happen to them" and stay angry throughout.  Still others go through the "grief" cycle and go through all those emotions.  We all will have our own unique way of handling these situations when they occur.
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Just say that there was a death in the family.  Usually no further explanation is required.
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That is Deep! I appreciate people taking the time to express their loss,their memories.I'm sorry for yours!At least you seem to have accepted the tragedy and found some peace.Life is so strange,it is 4 21am I have been up since 1 25 on this computer reading and trying to answer some things I know alittle about from life's experience.My boys are asleep,so is my dog.My wife died in my arms a month ago today,I could not help her with CPR nor could the rescue team,41 too young, but everyday I see her in my sons,it will take along time to recover, as they say!God Bless You too!
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Death.  Especially death resulting from prolonged illness.
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Strife\nTrials and tribulations\nAnguish\n\n:)