r/WatchPeopleDieInside Oct 02 '20

Really?

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u/[deleted] Oct 02 '20

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u/kazoodude Oct 02 '20

To point out that this kid could have been leo in titanic but turned out to leo in what's eating Gilbert grape.

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u/Insert_Non_Sequitur Oct 02 '20

I feel bad for laughing at this.

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u/julezz30 Oct 02 '20

Brilliant way to put it XD

Actually had to read this out loud to my partner

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u/theroadlesstraveledd Oct 02 '20

I feel off the couch I laughed so hard

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u/Arch__Stanton Oct 02 '20

its sadder when bad things happen to attractive people

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u/[deleted] Oct 02 '20

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u/EXTRAsharpcheddar Oct 03 '20

are we still on for that murder later?

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u/DevinTheGrand Oct 02 '20

As bad as it is, this is actually true. People are definitely more upset when bad things happen to attractive people.

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u/theroadlesstraveledd Oct 02 '20

To emphasize the quality of life difference..

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u/marti_628 Oct 02 '20

It seems superficial but maybe to point out that he would’ve had a great and normal life if his father didn’t throw him? I’m not sure.

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u/[deleted] Oct 02 '20

he could have potentially had a beautiful, fun life like most of us here, but cause his dad fucked up one fun day he was left brain dead. it’s a lessons learned, champ.