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[Fire_starter01]

Happy FMF litmaniacs!
Do you know what's sexy?
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I think I know what’s sexy and it’s not just the very sexy in that picture!! Love your thoughts, thanks for sharing

 

[SensualKat78]

Hello everyone, I know you're wondering from the messages. A week ago I watched my dad ( the greatest guy I've ever known pass way) he was a true legend and he had a way with being able to connect w people from all walks, with his lighthearted kind and humble soul.
I sat with him holding his hand watching him slowly die hour by hour and got every last conversation I could out of him, the hardest week of my whole life, but I'd never take back a single second of it. Even watching him take his last painful breath yelling help me as we could not do anything but hold him
My mom was with him since age 15 and she's 79 he was 83.
Remember your body is your temple and your mind can either trap you or set you free. Take great care of both relentlessly and never underestimate the power of love and connection with the people closest to your in this life.
My whole perspective on life has changed after that experience and at the moment I feel nothing inside just a cold dullness that's unexplainable, I may or may not be around here anymore, but I thank you all for your kindness and it's been fun

 

[smtst5]

Hello everyone, I know you're wondering from the messages. A week ago I watched my dad ( the greatest guy I've ever known pass way) he was a true legend and he had a way with being able to connect w people from all walks, with his lighthearted kind and humble soul.
I sat with him holding his hand watching him slowly die hour by hour and got every last conversation I could out of him, the hardest week of my whole life, but I'd never take back a single second of it. Even watching him take his last painful breath yelling help me as we could not do anything but hold him
My mom was with him since age 15 and she's 79 he was 83.
Remember your body is your temple and your mind can either trap you or set you free. Take great care of both relentlessly and never underestimate the power of love and connection with the people closest to your in this life.
My whole perspective on life has changed after that experience and at the moment I feel nothing inside just a cold dullness that's unexplainable, I may or may not be around here anymore, but I thank you all for your kindness and it's been fun

My deepest sympathies to you and your family. This is one of the hardest things if not the hardest thing that you will ever go through. I know it’s still fresh but the roller coaster of emotions does smooth out over time. Hang in there.

 

[jason28053]

Hello everyone, I know you're wondering from the messages. A week ago I watched my dad ( the greatest guy I've ever known pass way) he was a true legend and he had a way with being able to connect w people from all walks, with his lighthearted kind and humble soul.
I sat with him holding his hand watching him slowly die hour by hour and got every last conversation I could out of him, the hardest week of my whole life, but I'd never take back a single second of it. Even watching him take his last painful breath yelling help me as we could not do anything but hold him
My mom was with him since age 15 and she's 79 he was 83.
Remember your body is your temple and your mind can either trap you or set you free. Take great care of both relentlessly and never underestimate the power of love and connection with the people closest to your in this life.
My whole perspective on life has changed after that experience and at the moment I feel nothing inside just a cold dullness that's unexplainable, I may or may not be around here anymore, but I thank you all for your kindness and it's been fun

 

[CuriousRick]

Hello everyone, I know you're wondering from the messages. A week ago I watched my dad ( the greatest guy I've ever known pass way) he was a true legend and he had a way with being able to connect w people from all walks, with his lighthearted kind and humble soul.
I sat with him holding his hand watching him slowly die hour by hour and got every last conversation I could out of him, the hardest week of my whole life, but I'd never take back a single second of it. Even watching him take his last painful breath yelling help me as we could not do anything but hold him
My mom was with him since age 15 and she's 79 he was 83.
Remember your body is your temple and your mind can either trap you or set you free. Take great care of both relentlessly and never underestimate the power of love and connection with the people closest to your in this life.
My whole perspective on life has changed after that experience and at the moment I feel nothing inside just a cold dullness that's unexplainable, I may or may not be around here anymore, but I thank you all for your kindness and it's been fun

So sorry for you lose. I was with my dad when he passed away 16 years ago. I think of him every day.

 

[puno]

Hello everyone, I know you're wondering from the messages. A week ago I watched my dad ( the greatest guy I've ever known pass way) he was a true legend and he had a way with being able to connect w people from all walks, with his lighthearted kind and humble soul.
I sat with him holding his hand watching him slowly die hour by hour and got every last conversation I could out of him, the hardest week of my whole life, but I'd never take back a single second of it. Even watching him take his last painful breath yelling help me as we could not do anything but hold him
My mom was with him since age 15 and she's 79 he was 83.
Remember your body is your temple and your mind can either trap you or set you free. Take great care of both relentlessly and never underestimate the power of love and connection with the people closest to your in this life.
My whole perspective on life has changed after that experience and at the moment I feel nothing inside just a cold dullness that's unexplainable, I may or may not be around here anymore, but I thank you all for your kindness and it's been fun

Peace to you and your family. When the pain of his death fades the joy of his life will be brightest and bring you happiness.

 

[Azuldrgon]

Hello everyone, I know you're wondering from the messages. A week ago I watched my dad ( the greatest guy I've ever known pass way) he was a true legend and he had a way with being able to connect w people from all walks, with his lighthearted kind and humble soul.
I sat with him holding his hand watching him slowly die hour by hour and got every last conversation I could out of him, the hardest week of my whole life, but I'd never take back a single second of it. Even watching him take his last painful breath yelling help me as we could not do anything but hold him
My mom was with him since age 15 and she's 79 he was 83.
Remember your body is your temple and your mind can either trap you or set you free. Take great care of both relentlessly and never underestimate the power of love and connection with the people closest to your in this life.
My whole perspective on life has changed after that experience and at the moment I feel nothing inside just a cold dullness that's unexplainable, I may or may not be around here anymore, but I thank you all for your kindness and it's been fun

Hello,

My condolences.
I'm sorry you went through that, but happy that you were there to comfort him at the end.
I'm a pm away of you need to talk.
The only thing I can tell you, having been through the situation with my parents albeit across the country from both is that baby steps still count as forward progress.
The little things will get to you. It's okay.
Songs will make you get teary-eyed. It's okay.
Only you will know when you are finished and even then it will pp up again and again.
Don't forget those close to you and support each other.
Don't be afraid to ask for help, for compassion, for positive thoughts.
You need to do what's best for you.
All I can offer is my positive thoughts to go in your direction.
All the hugs you want.
And the desire that peace finds you.

 

[DrKinks]

Hello everyone, I know you're wondering from the messages. A week ago I watched my dad ( the greatest guy I've ever known pass way) he was a true legend and he had a way with being able to connect w people from all walks, with his lighthearted kind and humble soul.
I sat with him holding his hand watching him slowly die hour by hour and got every last conversation I could out of him, the hardest week of my whole life, but I'd never take back a single second of it. Even watching him take his last painful breath yelling help me as we could not do anything but hold him
My mom was with him since age 15 and she's 79 he was 83.
Remember your body is your temple and your mind can either trap you or set you free. Take great care of both relentlessly and never underestimate the power of love and connection with the people closest to your in this life.
My whole perspective on life has changed after that experience and at the moment I feel nothing inside just a cold dullness that's unexplainable, I may or may not be around here anymore, but I thank you all for your kindness and it's been fun

Beautifully and authentically written as always. Please accept my deepest condolences on the loss of such a wonderful parent. I went through the same about 8 years ago, so I feel a great deal of compassion and empathy for the journey you are on.

 

[Cybmorg]

Hello everyone, I know you're wondering from the messages. A week ago I watched my dad ( the greatest guy I've ever known pass way) he was a true legend and he had a way with being able to connect w people from all walks, with his lighthearted kind and humble soul.
I sat with him holding his hand watching him slowly die hour by hour and got every last conversation I could out of him, the hardest week of my whole life, but I'd never take back a single second of it. Even watching him take his last painful breath yelling help me as we could not do anything but hold him
My mom was with him since age 15 and she's 79 he was 83.
Remember your body is your temple and your mind can either trap you or set you free. Take great care of both relentlessly and never underestimate the power of love and connection with the people closest to your in this life.
My whole perspective on life has changed after that experience and at the moment I feel nothing inside just a cold dullness that's unexplainable, I may or may not be around here anymore, but I thank you all for your kindness and it's been fun

So sorry to hear of your loss.

Sending lots of love your way

 

[Pavlovsdog6862]

May he rest in peace! Life’s short ! 20 years from now you’ll be more disappointed in the things you didn’t do, then by the things you did! So what are you waiting for ?

 

[peekingone]

Hello everyone, I know you're wondering from the messages. A week ago I watched my dad ( the greatest guy I've ever known pass way) he was a true legend and he had a way with being able to connect w people from all walks, with his lighthearted kind and humble soul.
I sat with him holding his hand watching him slowly die hour by hour and got every last conversation I could out of him, the hardest week of my whole life, but I'd never take back a single second of it. Even watching him take his last painful breath yelling help me as we could not do anything but hold him
My mom was with him since age 15 and she's 79 he was 83.
Remember your body is your temple and your mind can either trap you or set you free. Take great care of both relentlessly and never underestimate the power of love and connection with the people closest to your in this life.
My whole perspective on life has changed after that experience and at the moment I feel nothing inside just a cold dullness that's unexplainable, I may or may not be around here anymore, but I thank you all for your kindness and it's been fun

So sorry to hear about your Dad. Stay strong and cherish this memories. Life is short and forever is a long time.

 

[J D Danger]

Hello everyone, I know you're wondering from the messages. A week ago I watched my dad ( the greatest guy I've ever known pass way) he was a true legend and he had a way with being able to connect w people from all walks, with his lighthearted kind and humble soul.
I sat with him holding his hand watching him slowly die hour by hour and got every last conversation I could out of him, the hardest week of my whole life, but I'd never take back a single second of it. Even watching him take his last painful breath yelling help me as we could not do anything but hold him
My mom was with him since age 15 and she's 79 he was 83.
Remember your body is your temple and your mind can either trap you or set you free. Take great care of both relentlessly and never underestimate the power of love and connection with the people closest to your in this life.
My whole perspective on life has changed after that experience and at the moment I feel nothing inside just a cold dullness that's unexplainable, I may or may not be around here anymore, but I thank you all for your kindness and it's been fun

I am sorry for your loss..I loss my dad in 2019 and my mom in 2022..you are never ready

you take care of you...Lit will be here should you choose to return and I hope you do

 

[LilKitKat]

Hey E

I know we connected offline but I am glad you were able to share on here as well. I think talking about him may help you move forward slowly but surely. But I am once again, so sorry to hear this and sorry for your loss.
With regards to being here or not, take all the time you need, and do what you need to do. You have people on here that genuinely care about you and your well-being, so I am sure plenty of ppl would be happy to lend an ear or shoulder, or try to cheer you up with humor and silliness and/or messages of love and friendship.
You know how to find me should you choose to leave and I am sure Ill reach out to you soon as well.
Be well and again, my most heartfelt condolences.

Much love always

 

[munch2much]

I am so sorry to hear this.
My thoughts are with you

 

[grumpyoldperv]

I'm sorry for your loss. It is very hard to lose a parent.