I... don't actually know. Older than my dad. He would probably be in his fifties now, if he was still here. I think... Mom must have been over a hundred? Maybe older? We never really celebrated birthdays.
it wasn't my first death, technically. that one was a little more gruesome than the gunshot.
[ neck trauma abounds! ]
i meant us too. like an ongoing thing. it'll probably be good for the both of us, especially since we're a little new to really sitting with the reality of forever.
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but that's about the only easy thing about it
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Nothing about it seems that easy.
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i don't think it's easy regardless of the mechanics
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how old was your mom?
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Not hers anyway.
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seems like it'd be hard to be with someone, unless they were the same way
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But yeah, it does seem like that would be hard. I know my mom loved him a lot.
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is there a way for you to know for sure whether or not your mom passed it along? not here, obviously, but whenever you're home again.
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immortality was just the stuff out of fiction before i died and woke up, you know? it's hard to conceptualize until it happens
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but i don't think there's one single way to handle it
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No, I don't think there is. Everyone is going to have their own way of dealing with it./span>
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doesn't mean we can't keep talking about it.
it's literally not going anywhere for us. maybe not here, but whenever we get home again. it's a lot to process.
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[ Give her a sec to process this... ]
Yeah. Maybe I'll talk to my aunt when I get home. If I get home.
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[ neck trauma abounds! ]
i meant us too. like an ongoing thing. it'll probably be good for the both of us, especially since we're a little new to really sitting with the reality of forever.
if you want
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