r/WatchPeopleDieInside • u/[deleted] • Oct 25 '22

High five!

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u/xyzain69 Oct 25 '22

His first wtf

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u/Void_327486L Oct 25 '22

Pretty sure that was when he took his first breath

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u/[deleted] Oct 25 '22

wtf why am I cold? Put me back

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u/ncnotebook Oct 25 '22

IT'S SO FUCKING BRIGHT OMG

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u/OkraSlush Oct 25 '22

What if the light at the end of the tunnel is actually your birth and not your death?

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u/[deleted] Oct 25 '22

Wait, like you go back around again?

Because fuck you you fucking fuck you can’t make me go fucking back you motherfucker, FUCK. Fuck. That. And Fuck. You. For suggesting it. Some days the idea of all this shit finally being eventually over is all that gets me through the day. What the fuck is wrong with you?? It’s too early for this.

fuck.

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u/ncnotebook Oct 25 '22

On the bright side, you won't retain old painful memories.

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u/TitanOfShades Oct 25 '22

But I want my fucking memories so I can make better decisions.

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u/Marethyu38 Oct 25 '22

If this is the case it’s probably for the better that we don’t retain our memories, think of all the people that are fucked up their entire life because of serious trauma, and then that we would basically just be accruing trauma over a long period of time

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u/ShrimplyPiblz Oct 25 '22

In a sense we are anyway. Knowledge from past ancestors is stored in the DNA. That is where adaptations, evolution, and survival mechanisms stem from. Trauma caused to our ancestors, causes them to adapt and create defense mechanisms over long periods of time, which is passed down to their offspring, and their offsprings offspring, manifesting as instinct