I almost died today. I'm lucky to still be alive.
Does anyone else here know this feel?
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>>296011
Shit. Glad you're still around and survived.
Not sure if I know the exact feeling. I have had near death incidents, or incidents that could have lead to death if they went wrong. But not any one where I was on brink of death physically, only moments like "this could have ended badly" but saved in last moment either by pure luck, coincidence or correct reflexes. Mainly I guess I felt an adrenalin rush and you just have to laugh it off and try not to think of it because if you do you get overly cautious.
Shit. Glad you're still around and survived.
Not sure if I know the exact feeling. I have had near death incidents, or incidents that could have lead to death if they went wrong. But not any one where I was on brink of death physically, only moments like "this could have ended badly" but saved in last moment either by pure luck, coincidence or correct reflexes. Mainly I guess I felt an adrenalin rush and you just have to laugh it off and try not to think of it because if you do you get overly cautious.
I got almost hit by a car at full speed once.
>>296011
Aye. Was in a car crash once in my early teens, hurt like hell at the time but all I really got out of it was a fractured elbow that healed after a while. I remember thinking "This is fucking lame, I can't die like this, I'm supposed to die a hero or surrounded by loved ones" and then thinking those thoughts were retarded because back then I was a godless idiot who hadn't learned how to care about things.
Years later as an adult, stepping on a somewhat sharp rock shredded the tendons in my foot and that took longer to heal. No risk of death there but it's still weird that a small rock did more damage than a car crash.
Aye. Was in a car crash once in my early teens, hurt like hell at the time but all I really got out of it was a fractured elbow that healed after a while. I remember thinking "This is fucking lame, I can't die like this, I'm supposed to die a hero or surrounded by loved ones" and then thinking those thoughts were retarded because back then I was a godless idiot who hadn't learned how to care about things.
Years later as an adult, stepping on a somewhat sharp rock shredded the tendons in my foot and that took longer to heal. No risk of death there but it's still weird that a small rock did more damage than a car crash.
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rolled a truck on a high traffic mountain highway.
rather, I am lucky no one but me was hurt too.
rather, I am lucky no one but me was hurt too.
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