Unhappy Random thoughts...

[Jmash]

Could it be in this list of 94 films about false rape accusations?

https://www.imdb.com/search/keyword/?keywords=false-accusation-of-rape

Well that's a sentence I didn't expect to be reading today!  :-P

[GamesPoet]

 :icon_lol: That's two sentences in a row for me. :icon_eek: :biggriin:

[Rowsdower]

FOUND IT. Pretty Persuasion.
I only found the repugnant article as i was trying to find ANOTHER irrelevant film.
Thats the worst thing about trying to become a teacher. Having to gear yourself for crap like that.
I'd rather look into Nurgle lord's toilet

[warhammerlord_soth]

You clearly have never seen father Nurgle's toilet.

[Jmash]

My dad died a month ago...

Heart attack, completely out of the blue. No health issues (that we know of) leading up to it.

Fair to say life feels really sh*t right about now. 

[GamesPoet]

Yes, it seems very often losing a parent isn't fun.  My dad passed away in 2020, it was a huge loss for us here, and I still feel it from time to time.

There aren't any really words that can fully encapsulate such situations.  Know that I am empathetic for you, and that things will improve over time, even though early on it just sucks the life out of us.

[KTG17]

My dad died a month ago...

Heart attack, completely out of the blue. No health issues (that we know of) leading up to it.

Fair to say life feels really sh*t right about now.

My dad passed away from cancer almost 10 years ago. My step dad who I am close to has Mesothelioma and is undergoing chemo right now.

One of my best friend's dad died in his sleep a few days ago. Either heart attack or stroke I guess. We'll never know.

My other friend's Dad died about a year ago. Of my closest friends, only one still has their dad around.

No matter who else is in your life it feels like being an orphan a bit. You really lose a person to ask advice from whether its about your career or removing a stripped screw from a pool light. Sure there are other resources, but you still want to call your dad and get it from him.

Lost a bunch of friends too whether it be from driving under the influence or suicide, or other.

I have been telling peeps that it seems like the first part of your life, the amount of people around you grows, as you make friends, get married/have kids or your siblings do, and then at a later age people drop off for various reasons, and when you get together its less for weddings and more for funerals. Thats life I guess.

[GamesPoet]

I'm into a few social circles as a way of being able to meet new people as often as possible, and hope to have this help balance the loss of others wiht the gain of others.  I also try to find other men, especially older men who can sometimes be counted on for bits of advice, since my dad has been gone for a few years.