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Xavier Breath

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3. Pretty much.

Reply to Bernardo de La Paz (Reply #2)

Wed Jul 30, 2025, 10:06 AM

Jul 30

I've never believed that my deceased loved ones are sitting around some celestial waiting room just waiting for me to show up so the party can really get started. When they died I reconciled with the fact that I'll never see them again, and I just try to enjoy the memories I have of them. I guess I understand why some believe that's what happens, but, I'll say it's not for me.

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When people think about dying, [View all] Chasstev365 Jul 30 OP

I sure hope so. flying_wahini Jul 30 #1

When you die Bernardo de La Paz Jul 30 #2

Pretty much. Xavier Breath Jul 30 #3

Maybe Roy Cohn can escort him from the entrance to the "deepest pit." NT Mike 03 Jul 30 #4