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Sorry for the early negativity
Sorry for the early negativity / Jokes, Polls & Anything Else / 7:34 AM - Saturday February 24, 2007
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A Rebel (Male, 22-25) asked:


Ever just want to shut yourself from the world? I could easily live in a locked house for years alone as long as I had food and water and all that.

Dying alone is not as bad as it sounds.

chilled ;)


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A Guy Critical (Male, 56-65) answered:


If by all that you mean tv, radio, newspaper etc, then suffice to say you don't really want to shut yourself from the world but just from certain people and uncertain situations. Chilled, dying is almost always an 'alone' deal anyway.

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A Career Woman (Female, 46-55, Administrative) answered:

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It's hard being your age. I remember feeling the same way. Being alone is important, but don't forget to find a balence. Think about focusing your time and energy on something that you enjoy. Everyone has a talent...what's yours?


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A Thinker (Female, New South Wales, 22-25, Student) answered:

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totally. I'm half way there

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An Intellectual Guy (Male, Boston, 36-45, Science / Engineering) answered:

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I was dead once.
Motorcycle crash right into a minivan.
Out of body and everything.
Waiting in a dark room for Bill & Ted's Death to decide. He booted me. I can't say it was a pleasant experience.

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A Sweet Sarah (Female, Charlotte, 36-45, Celebrity) answered:

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Yeah, I have a couple of times. It's not as good as it sounds. Eventually you miss human contact.

Do you need a hug?

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A Life of the Party (Female, 26-28, Other Profession) answered:

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>:o( Hey! *smack* Snap out of it!

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A Thinker (Female, Chicago, 36-45, Managerial) answered:


You are young. Dying does not bother the dead. It effects the living. Where are your parents? This statement would really hurt them.

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A Thinker (Female, Chicago, 36-45, Managerial) answered:


You are young. Dying does not bother the dead. It effects the living. Where are your parents? This statement would really hurt them.

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