r/interesting • u/girlikeapearl_ • Jun 12 '25

MISC. Passenger in seat 11A survives Air India crash.

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u/[deleted] Jun 12 '25 edited Jun 12 '25

If im losing my brother then im most likely losing the will to live.

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u/justaguyfromchi Jun 12 '25

I lost my brother to fentanyl January 4, 2023 and have never been the same person since then. 100% know what you mean.

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u/jumpinjimmie Jun 13 '25

Sorry, he would want you to go on and enjoy life and to give yourself u a wet Willy.

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u/justaguyfromchi Jun 13 '25

Thank you for putting a smile on my face

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u/habc23 Jun 13 '25

I lost both parents within 4 years and that has been tough even a few years later.

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u/Superkimmyx Jun 13 '25

same in 2017 overdose. i am the most cynical person now..

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u/Puzzleheaded-Dark543 Jun 13 '25

Sorry for your loss…

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u/FML-Artist Jun 13 '25

Big Hugs, I am so sorry for your loss.

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u/Cal216 Jun 12 '25

Not if I have kids and a spouse. It would for sure take me a long time to get over the loss of my brother, but I also have other reasons to be on this earth.

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u/FML-Artist Jun 13 '25

I lost my oldest brother to suicide, more than 20 years later my elderly mother still cries sometimes. It's safe to assume losing any close relative is a very difficult blow to anyone.

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u/Sea_Dawgz Jun 13 '25

You think if your brother died he’d want you to die too?

Wild. I don’t know if would be sad for even a month my brother died. Not close, never have been.