I saw someone die (I cried lol)

[ThunderCat]

@cormicm Leave the pic....Let the guys use their imagination. Hahaha. Keeps them going..🤣
It's like walking into a club with a short skirt on, Great legs, A proper busty top on and wearing a mask...🤣
Or a sexy woman wearing a very baggy jumper...🤣

But serious note...
Hope you're okay. I saw my friend get killed when I was on the school bus many years back. Her toggle in her coat got caught in the bus door and she was dragged for a long time. She went under the wheels and got crushed. It was horrid. I had nightmares for months. Also the driver had a heart attack after.

 

[badangel7]

It's "Black Eyed Peas"

oh, don't be going all jeff roush now, Hippo... 🤣

 

[MnM24]

Hi, I've been visiting this website at least once a week since I don't know, and there's always this discussion about if someone here could kill people or not because they enjoy this shit or whatever, I did not actually think that too be clear but I also thought I was at least a bit desensitized, I'm fucking not.
I went to a festival last week, there was a big wheel (I believe that's what is called) that seemed safe, it was a big event like black eye peace and a lot of well know nations artists so you would think that the fucking attractions would be safe right? Well no. When my friends and I were in line a guy put his head out and it got smashed literally, which was impactful but like, it did not seem like much, the really shity part was watching paramedics try and reanimate him for 20 fucking minutes, we all stayed to see if this dude is actually dead ( he was, obviously, a girl who got his blood in her face ). I know it's not that big of a deal and I did not know that guy but it ruined my day anyway and I definitely got a lil trauma for life, to summarize, watching gore regularly does not make me desensitize to real live fuck up events and you do NOT stick your head out of a fucking big wheel while in movement.
Loves and kisses <3

I’ve often wondered how I might take an actual event in front of me given my interest in watching it on line. Glad to hear I can enjoy it but still be human in real life events.

 

[Dark_Voyeur]

I have been surrounded by death, but not the mangled bloody body types with take for granted here on Gg.

But you never can know how you will react to death until you are in its presence. We still have some degree of separation here.

You still have some degree of separation in that you didn't know the victim, but I also don't doubt his death effected you deeply. That's a good sign. You are an emotionally healthy human.

Congrats.

 

[Pensacola333]

I cried once when I stepped on a grasshopper. With time...I grew desensitized when I stepped on and killed bugs. Then I got sick to my stomach ( but did not cry ) when I learned that my teenage friend was killed by a drunk driver. Today I suspect that I could drive past a whole busload of overturned people and not even stop to look...much less gawk. I guess I am a callous, hardened, desensitized zombie !!!

 

[Fäthër Cörpsë]

how we react to death is funny. The first brains splattered from a car accident I saw in person was sobering, and really hit me in the existentialism of life feelings.

I still feel a moment of sadness for every deer I shoot. And I silently thank them for providing for me and family.

 

[Bill Murray]

Here ya go, huge isn't it ?

That's a big pussy. Siamese?

 

[Imi]

You will get used to the sight of the dead, at first it upset me quite a bit at the beginning, although some cases are still overwhelming for me after 30 years
Or if you can't stand the sight, then don't look at dead people, not everyone has the stomach for it
Safety regulations must be followed to avoid accidents but you have to be prepared for evil people, but it is not always successful because there are liars and deceitful people who pretend to be friends while they are enemies and some are difficult to filter out

 

[Alex958]

Hi, I've been visiting this website at least once a week since I don't know, and there's always this discussion about if someone here could kill people or not because they enjoy this shit or whatever, I did not actually think that too be clear but I also thought I was at least a bit desensitized, I'm fucking not.
I went to a festival last week, there was a big wheel (I believe that's what is called) that seemed safe, it was a big event like black eye peace and a lot of well know nations artists so you would think that the fucking attractions would be safe right? Well no. When my friends and I were in line a guy put his head out and it got smashed literally, which was impactful but like, it did not seem like much, the really shity part was watching paramedics try and reanimate him for 20 fucking minutes, we all stayed to see if this dude is actually dead ( he was, obviously, a girl who got his blood in her face ). I know it's not that big of a deal and I did not know that guy but it ruined my day anyway and I definitely got a lil trauma for life, to summarize, watching gore regularly does not make me desensitize to real live fuck up events and you do NOT stick your head out of a fucking big wheel while in movement.
Loves and kisses <3

What was your initial reaction? Shock? Fascination? Everyone will ready differently. Seeing death in the real world is much more extreme and vivid compared to videos on the internet.