To follow up with the whole death genre that's going around in the brain stew, I'm wondering what would you guys and gals do if you were told you have only a short period of time to live. For purposes sake let's assume you have around 6 months to live.
It's an interesting topic for me because I think it exposes people to doing things that they wouldn't necessarily have the courage to do. In a way it sucks that we're constantly bombarded on how we're supposed to go on with our lives, school, more school, career, marriage, kids, grandparents, and memoirs. Deviating from the norm is a difficult when there are so many components that rely on your constant path of following these "rules." Mainly for myself when I think of doing some as outrages as quitting school and going to some half ass country to be some work-smiths apprentice or something my family pops into my head. The hardships of leaving them wouldn't sit right with me as I can bet most of you are the same.
With life, we take the safe path because we don't know when our time will come and we'd rather not risk our work for something that isn't 100%.
Let's say we know when our time is up, so my final question is what would YOU do if you knew you were dying?
I'm only generalizing based on my feelings so speak up if you've got different feelings.
If I was dying, I'd try to rob a jewelry store and I'd try to mimic what those two jackass thief's from Home Alone 2 did and hide in a store and wait until they closed and trash the place. Shut up. IT'D BE AWESOME RIGHT? I'm a criminology major too.. It's pretty juvenile but the rush of adrenaline is what I'd be looking for.
"It's only after we've lost everything that we're free to do anything." - Tyler Durden
It's an interesting topic for me because I think it exposes people to doing things that they wouldn't necessarily have the courage to do. In a way it sucks that we're constantly bombarded on how we're supposed to go on with our lives, school, more school, career, marriage, kids, grandparents, and memoirs. Deviating from the norm is a difficult when there are so many components that rely on your constant path of following these "rules." Mainly for myself when I think of doing some as outrages as quitting school and going to some half ass country to be some work-smiths apprentice or something my family pops into my head. The hardships of leaving them wouldn't sit right with me as I can bet most of you are the same.
With life, we take the safe path because we don't know when our time will come and we'd rather not risk our work for something that isn't 100%.
Let's say we know when our time is up, so my final question is what would YOU do if you knew you were dying?
I'm only generalizing based on my feelings so speak up if you've got different feelings.
If I was dying, I'd try to rob a jewelry store and I'd try to mimic what those two jackass thief's from Home Alone 2 did and hide in a store and wait until they closed and trash the place. Shut up. IT'D BE AWESOME RIGHT? I'm a criminology major too.. It's pretty juvenile but the rush of adrenaline is what I'd be looking for.
"It's only after we've lost everything that we're free to do anything." - Tyler Durden
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