Thought no.899

I was just having this morbid thought about my death. Again.

If you are the type that doesn't like thinking about these things, leave now. No one's forcing you to be here and if there is I find that a very interesting and intriguing situation and I do hope you survive it.

But anyway folks, what we're really here for is to talk about the Great Beyond, The Greener Grass, The Wild Blue Yonder, The Other Side, Kicking the Bucket, Pwnage, Etc. (actually Etc. isn't used to describe death, its just a term to indicate "and other examples. See you learn something new every day.)

Friends are a large part of life. Let's not deny that "No Man is an Island". Unless you have discovered an island with the name of "No Man".

Without friends or people you share your life with, you are alone. OMG Lyon stating the obvious.

Being alone, is lonely. (Refer to above).

You have no one to share your laughter with, no one to sing along with you, hold you when you are sad or to talk to when you get depressing thoughts. It really sucks.

Sure, there are times when you just want to be left alone, but that feeling doesn't really last for very long. We're social creatures from birth, sucking titties and looking for attention. Don't deny it.

Back on topic, I was thinking that if you were a good friend, you would have your friends interests at heart. You'd care for them when they were down, offer them advice that wouldn't ruin their lives and not mess with their wallets without their permission.

Also you wouldn't log in to their private lives and question them about it later <-that means you mum.

So if friends are important to you and you have their best interests at heart, wouldn't you plan for your death?

Once you're gone who are they going to talk to, to laugh with, to share?

Would it be better to just be a marginal part of someone's life so that in the event that you die (regardless we all will someday, along with pay taxes) they won't miss you too much?

As a friend, is it wrong for us to not allow ourselves to get close to people so that we won't hurt them in the future?

Either by leaving them via death or by just growing apart (which is a sort of death).

I don't know why am I sharing this part of my personal life here on my blog instead of on facebook. It seems like a much better medium to garner attention and commentary on this issue.

But then again, I guess I do want to restrict commentary to people who actually know and read this piece of writing me.

So anyway, your thoughts are appreciated and welcome, if you have any to share. Peace out!