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Nick012000
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EdBecerra wrote:
shyal_malkes wrote:and Ed, I think it's just the bitterness I disagree with, are you into anything else these days that helps with life? I was getting bitter and depressed when I discovered webcomics. I still get a little bitter and sometimes depressed but not as much anynore.
*shrugs*

I've watched people die on the Berlin wall while I was LEGALLY prevented from helping them escape or trying to save their lives.

I lost my first love to a collection of idiots who thought that forcing me into a political marriage was more important than my having fallen in love.

I watched my mother wither away from pancreatic cancer, and my second lover die of synovial cell sarcoma.

I'm cynical, bitter and misanthropic. It's that, or put a gun to my head out of despair. And I promised Aili I would not do that. One of the last promises I made to her.

No excuses, just explanations. I won't break my promise to her, and a daily dose of cynical misanthropy helps me get through the day without picking up that pistol and taking a .45 caliber pain reliever.
How to get by without cynicism or suicide:
The regulations on the Berlin wall prevented international incedents that could have started WW3. By preventing you from saving those people, they were saving lives.

The bastards who chased your love away were bastards, but it happened years ago. Time to move on. Plenty more fish in the sea.

People die from disease all of the time. It's to be expected. Move on. Get a new lover, and stop greiving for your mother. I doubt either of them would have wanted you to justify this sort of emo thing by them. ;)

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well, I do believe Ed has the right to feel how he wants to and I won't go trying to force or nag him to feeling how I want him to feel.

but I have been nearly consumed by depression and also by anger (though not nearly so much as with depression) and I know these things aren't content with merely being acquainted with you. I see em like weeds that won't stop even after they've taken over the world.

it's your call Ed cuz it's your life, just be carefull kay?
I still say the doctor did it....

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nick012000 wrote:
EdBecerra wrote:How to get by without cynicism or suicide:
The regulations on the Berlin wall prevented international incedents that could have started WW3. By preventing you from saving those people, they were saving lives.
"You did the right thing" is a pretty little platitude, my friend, dressed up in nice reams of abstraction. It's blasted cold comfort when you watch the life draining out of somebody's eyes in front of you, knowing that trying to help will only allow you to join them. If it was so right, it wouldn't feel so horribly wrong.

As for the rest? Let him mourn. He's earned his pain with love, and it's not our right to try and take it away from him.

Yours of strange thought,

The widely-lived,

Wanderer

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