group hug?I'm your daddy, come give me a hug son. I promise I'll stay with you forever, now let's go out for some frosty chocolate milkshakes
group hug?I'm your daddy, come give me a hug son. I promise I'll stay with you forever, now let's go out for some frosty chocolate milkshakes
group hug?
Speaking as an idealist, this is unfortunately an unavoidable fact of life. As such, we shouldn't concern ourselves with trying to avoid losing loved ones. Instead, we should be more concerned with making the best of what time we have left with them. Inevitably, that time will run out. The important part is that it means as much to you and your loved ones as possible. Don't cower in the face of death, and instead celebrate life.My father is almost 50, he's starting to get grey-ish hair already. This makes me real upset, that one day my father will disappear from the earth, to never see him again. I want to be with my family forever, I don't want to lose anyone - ever.
I don't want to lose my father, he can be mean but he's still a huge part of my life and I never want him to leave this earth. The feeling of never hugging him again, never talking to him again hurts me badly.
Same goes for my mother, I don't want to lose either of my parents ever. I don't want to lose my grandparents either, my grandpa lost his foot a few months ago, I'm scared I'll wake up one day and they are no longer here to give me a hug, or spend some time with them.
I remember the day I woke up and my parents were walking around the house, they all had worried looks on their faces, my father told me with a sad face that my sister's boyfriend hung himself, just a few days earlier I talked to him, left and said "See you later" and I never did, at his funeral his oldest (4 at the time) found his photo, started kissing it and asking where his dad was, it was heart breaking.
Well you sort of brought up this grim talk out of nowhere.