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do you ever feel u miss someone more when they are gone forever??

No One Knows says 583 days ago

i feel empty

User Replies (8)

Kitty says 583 days ago

Yes..

Good Ppl N Thot says 563 days ago

I feel like dying. Its a hollow, vacant space that cannever be filled. Yeah.

Toofan Singh says 536 days ago

ya...
its really disjacting,full of sorrows n tears, n a movement looks like a millaniuam...

Stef Gonzaga says 536 days ago

It's human nature to want what we don't have, so I'd say yes I have felt that way after losing something and someone dear to me.

A P Geofrey says 536 days ago

Everybody always feels that way except you did not love the person when you were together.

Thiruselvam K says 533 days ago

"do you ever feel u miss someone more when they are gone forever??" This is a very peculiar, uncomfortable scenario. When I had the last look at that serene face of a 74 year old, it never ever struck me that this person was due to go. It was instant. 20 days ago was a festive celebration. All enjoyed. Then she goes on holiday. At the0end of the holiday and day before departure for home, she gets a massive heart attack, gets admitted and four days later passed away. The body arrives a week later, and here I am looking at that face and asking WHERE IS THAT LIFE that smiled, greeted and reflected joy.
I feel empty missing that company and the question is THE BODY IS IN FRONT OF ME AND ABOUT TO BE CREMATED. WHERE IS THAT LIFE? Still with us and not visible or has ended. Was body the capsule of life? Has the captain deserted leaving the vessel or has the vessel gone leaving the captain? Life's Mystery.

Balqis says 532 days ago

Yes, sometimes fail to see something good until it's gone.

Thiruselvam K says 532 days ago

SOMETHING else that is very ironical is, one sometimes does not even get a flower stalk. Yet when eyes are closed and the nose cannot smell and the body has gone cold and still, look at the amount of flowers, and wreaths that arrive. SO MUCH IN FULL BLOOM and that is actually a show off to the bereaved and those present at the funeral. What did that dead and so dearly loved one get. NOTHING. Life and its idiosyncrasies.

What would you say?