Trilby

[DanaC]

Depression or dependency robbed Claudette of a portion of her life. Please,Gypsy, don't allow grief to rob you of the same.

If there is such a thing as heaven, or an afterlife or continuation, then it will still be there, it will wait and it will be forever. And if such a thing exists, then it surely must be better to enter into it with a full set of memories and experiences. Because some of that human experience is otherwise surely lost forever.


I may not believe, myself, in a spiritual realm, but I believe absolutely in the bond that exists between siblings. There is a special connection between those who share a childhood. If you truly believe that there is somewhere after this, and if in that somewhere there is the barest hope that Claudette will be there, learn the lessons that she was robbed of and share them with her.

[sexobon]

Originally Posted by DanaC

... If there is such a thing as heaven, or an afterlife or continuation, then it will still be there, it will wait and it will be forever. ...

... but I believe absolutely in the bond that exists between siblings. There is a special connection between those who share a childhood.

But ... but what if there are 72 virgins waiting for her on the other side? Will they still be virgins by the time she gets there; or, will she have to settle for sloppy seconds because her sister has already had them? Would she really want that special connection to go on forever? It's important to consider all the angles.

[xoxoxoBruce]

SOCIAL INEPTITUDE is an anagram of POTENTIAL SUICIDE.

[orthodoc]

Originally Posted by sexobon

But ... but what if there are 72 virgins waiting for her on the other side? Will they still be virgins by the time she gets there; or, will she have to settle for sloppy seconds because her sister has already had them? Would she really want that special connection to go on forever? It's important to consider all the angles.

Who cares. Maybe angles aren't important. Maybe peace is what's important. Maybe nothing is important.