you are afraid of dying. certainly -- but why?
what makes you special amongst myriads of humans? you think, your friends would care? you think you're too young or too busy or too safe, too unprepared, too much loved or anything to die? you think you're too happy right now? come on, that's ridiculous . . . . .
did someone already told you that you have to die anyway somewhen? so please, what's the fucking difference between dying in 10years and dying next week? or right now.
don't get me wrong, i don't want you to die right now. i just don't understand your fear, your anxiety.
death can be a last resort, a powerful instrument, a sacrifice to a loved person
i'd rather die than being old, feeling pain at every step.
you can see old people feeling pain at every step, not able to get into a car by themselves.
kill me before this is me!
a friend once told me :
'once i was waiting at a busstop, an old girl, already really ugly and with growth of hair in her face came up to me, asking with flashy voice: 'young man . . .' i raised my left brow. 'young man, could you help me please?' - 'of course' this is what i always say when i feel absolutely no motivation to help someone. 'when the bus comes, could you please scoop me into it by pushing my backside?' - 'of course', i sayed, raising my right brow also. i watched her body inconspicuously: of course i will never touch her soft, creasy booty. so the lady positioned herself where she expected the busdoor to stop, but the driver didn't oblige, he stopped a carlength beyond that imaginary point. the lady shivered of nervousness, wondering if she will miss the bus. i gave my best to calm her down and when we arrived the door finally and she was trying hard to get in, i helped her by pushing her hips, as i devised my plans before. but shit, i shouldn't have done it that way. she started screaming 'MY ASS!! I TOLD YOU!! YOU HAVE TO PUSH MY ASS!!'
fortunately 2 girls inside saw that misery and helped me, tearing her in by pulling her arms.
originally i wanted to use the same bus, but i didn't. didn't want to be the one to get her out also.'
what lack of dignity!