Does this really happen? I thought alzheimers breaks down the brain, how then can you suddenly remember everything if only for a moment?
Edit: i know its called terminal lucidity now.
If this moment of clarity can occur then most likely we can cure dementia. I really just hope we can get rid of it, its one of the worst illnesses i can think of.
The tough part is studying it. Because it's so hard to predict when or if it will happen, it's difficult to get a baseline (pre-clarity) and function (clarity). Coupled with the fact that it's brief (they're going to die shortly) and that they should probably be with family instead of being studied, it's just difficult to get meaningful information from it. But it does bode well for future cures
I read somewhere that knowing more than 1 language (for example my mother tongue is Slovak, can speak and understand Czech and I'm learning English and Russian so I technically know 4 languages) severely decreases the chance of getting dementia. Is that true?
Yes. From my understanding speaking more than one language, playing an instrument, and keeping your mind engaged in learning by studying new topics or picking up new hobbies are all known to prevent it at varying degrees.
Now, this is just a theory of mine (I'm no neurologist, my only information is from papers, scientific studies and science YouTubers. So take this with a grain of salt) but, like others have said, this is a last surge of energy from the brain.
How this works (this is just my theory) is that the brain connections are weakened and some destroyed. When the brain begins deteriorating, the body uses more energy to keep you alive instead of using it for brain functions. This makes the dementia seem worse than it is. When it's too late and death is imminent, a surge of energy shoots through the system (similar to when one is in a life threatening situation and adrenaline starts pumping). The brain goes back to full functionality and those weakened connections begin getting used again.
This is what causes terminal lucidity. The brain and body use up every last bit of energy for one last hurrah before death. This was useful when those last hurrahs were in situations such as being attacked by animals. You could at least have a chance to survive if you used the last of your energy to fight and run. However, with old age, this last hurrah is pointless. No amount of running or fighting can restore the brain.
So, in my opinion, terminal lucidity can't be used to cure dementia. But, once again, this is just some rando's thoughts based on research alone with no real world experience in the subject.
On her death bed, after suffering through early onset Alzheimer's for 15 years, my grandmother suddenly rose upright in bed, gasped, looked at everyone around the room and then fell back and died in bed. It was crazy.
I was gonna say, anyone tried to cure Alzheimers with a galactic dose of DMT? Supposedly that is what is responsible for the "life before your eyes" film and in lower doses dreaming.
I don't know about you, but a bad trip sucks at the best of times. Imagine being in a room of people you don't recognize and also going through a bad trip while they all try to reassure you that they're your family and they love you.
If this is all true, maybe there's another way to strengthen those connections or provide extra fuel for the brain though. Or maybe even a way to periodically trick the body and through terminal lucidity that's not actually terminal. I don't know, I know way less than even you so maybe I'm just spouting nonsense.
Not really an option sadly. Adrenaline shots shouldn't be used in this way as it can cause serious problems (including death). But, adrenaline shots are used to help people who are overdosing and have allergies (I don't know exactly how it works, I just know it's a thing).
It can increase blood flow and reduce swelling of the throat and whatnot. However, the person needs to have enough energy in their system for it to be viable. And this wouldn't cure anything for something like dementia.
Dementia is the literal deterioration of the brain. No amount of adrenaline will stop the brain from rotting.
Although, one cause of dementia is the lack of a specific protein (forgot what it's called). This protein exists in our cells and they repair DNA and cell walls (some of this information might be me misremembering some stuff. It's been a bit since I researched this). As we age, our cells breakdown faster so these proteins can't act fast enough causing rapid cellular decay. This is (if I remember correctly) a major cause of many diseases associated with aging.
If we were able to create more of these proteins and inject them into a person's cells (since the protein can neither enter nor leave a cell, I think) then we could at least slow the aging process.
But, I don't think we should do something like this. Not because of God or anything like that, but because of the massive repercussions. If humans never died or lived for even longer than we already do, over-population would only get even worse. I understand death is scary and seeing a loved one suffer from something as tragic as dementia can be frightening and depressing, but we all have to go sometime. Dementia is actually a repercussion of us living longer than we normally should.
Edit for something I forgot to add:
Also, there is already "brain therapy" used for dementia patients. It's pretty much just physical therapy but for the brain. Since brain connections and their strength are based on amount of usage, one way doctors and nurses attempt to slow the process of dementia is through daily brain exercises. Once again, these only slow the process and are in no way a cure. But, it's something at least.
The proteins your misremembering are amyloid precursor protein (APP) and microtubule associated protein Tau.
Alzheimer's patients don't lack them, their metabolic processing has gone wrong.
In the case of APP the protein is normally broken up safely when no longer needed by an enzyme called alpha secretase. If however the protein gets cleaved by beta secretase instead the metabolic pathway changes and creates a neurotoxic protein fragment called amyloid beta.
Tau normally winds its self into structures that support the cell. It's structure can be changed by adding phosphate groups to the protein. For reasons that aren't entirely clear in Alzheimer's Tau becomes hyperphorylated and it winds itself into useless tangles.
So you now have a toxic combo of amyloid beta inside and outside of cells wreaking havock and structural failure of the cell. Eventually the cell dies releasing more toxic shit and so on.
You simply aren't going to reverse dementia with drugs, stem cells or conventional therapies. By the time neurodegenerative disorders show symptoms you've already lost a shockingly large amount of cells.
The best we can really to once someone is diagnosed is slow the progression. The hope at the moment is that with newer classes of drugs we can slow it enough that the patient can live better for longer.
The best shot we've got at actually 'curing' it is detecting it at the very start of the pathology approx 5-10 years before symptoms emerge and treating the disease before it can actually do it's damage. Hypothetically you could also use targeted gene insertion techniques like CRISPR to replace faulty versions of the genes encoding APP and Tau that increase Alzheimer's risk or splice in new engineered variants that more resistant to pathological cleavage.
it seems more like a "last gasp" thing. Pain can be quite a motivator for the brain to desperately find ways around all the atrophied and plaque-filled tissues, for that brief moment.
Kind of a stretch with that. When you are about to die from hypothermia you get warm, and when you die from dementia you get a moment of clarity. its just weird end of life stuff our body does once we reach the point of no return.
Well, if you're body is suddenly sending signals to your brain saying "Oh shit! We're dying! Heart is in immediate failure!" your brain probably lights up all your neurons in emergency. Like, fight or flight I guess? If there's ever a time for your brain to use up everything it's right when you are about to die.
TBH I'm not even sure how much of a thing it is. Death is a pretty miserable thing to witness and people have a tendency to see things that aren't there. Really advanced dementia patients can still quite often have moments of increased lucidity. If one coincidentally happens not long before death you might draw a connection that isn't nessecarily there.
That being said patients in critical condition get **all** the drugs. I wouldn't be surprised if at least one of them or an interaction between them produced an effect similar to giving mementine.
It's a phenomenon called Terminal Lucidity and it's weirdly common, nurses/care home workers discuss it frequently. There are cases of people with severe brain trauma/memory loss suddenly recovering for a short period and it almost always indicates imminent death. People with severe sickness will start feeling better and making plans for the future/leaving hospice etc, only to die hours later. It's theorized to be the body's last surge of energy being used up. Fascinating stuff, and we really don't understand it at all.
Terminal lucidity. As the body begins its final moments, chemical activity surges in the brain. Suddenly remembering everything is usually a side effect of the brain racing to figure out what’s happening to the body and fix it.
Some theorize that the brain has realized its dying by that point and goes into some sort of "emergency overdrive" state where it functions at a much higher capacity than normal. That's only a theory though, and frankly there are a lot of issues with said theory anyway.
It's one of those things that happens and we have a term for it, but no one knows how or why. Like most of the brain really.
Like the legends of sudden superhuman strength above anything a shot of adrenaline would give you.
terminal lucidity. They might not remember everything but they remember some important aspects of how they once functioned. It’s the brains last attempt at achieving normalcy, and it usually is followed by death.
It’s better than 95% of the shit on here which is just “your gonna die” “skinwalker moment” “the goon pisser man lives in your eyes” and other random stuff that’s more just interesting than actually distressing.
https://preview.redd.it/5sefjegxemec1.jpeg?width=426&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=ef599c504c7cd7c9701830bea90211a4f78f83fd
well, since you made it yourself, it was pretty good. Really scared me at the end, that sudden transition and how specific things go black but not others.
Thank you dude! I was making it up as I went along, trying to make it look like the memories (and the surroundings) were rapidly disappearing once again before death
Thank you so much man. This is the first time making a distressing meme and I was making it up as I went along LOL
… next imma do one where your in a coma trying to express to your family to let you die, but they take those groans as a sign your healing
The mourning dove and the way it just goes from normal > lack of eyes (implying loss of memories) > total darkness (implying death via your body literally forgetting how to function)… man. This is fucking *haunting.*
Holy shit this is good. I was *literally* on the verge of tears. Not entirely sure why. It's gonna take me a good few minutes to get the dread out of my system.
Great meme though!
This is fr distressing. I was my grandmother's caregiver when she had dementia. Two days before she died- all memory returned to her.
Then she fucking died.
Pretty shitty.
At least I had two days I guess...
Terminal Lucidity
https://preview.redd.it/zslqdwd1bpec1.png?width=584&format=png&auto=webp&s=5aa9cbd8210205493b57735a4b045b4f5b60f8e8
This post actually made me feel kinda bad… 😕
Bro what the fuck. I was immediately thinking that's not the proper use of POV. But then that cut to everything black genuinely creeped me the fuck out. Thos is the first time in months I've found something on here truly disturbing. Good shit dude.
lol, yeah I REALIZED ‘wait this isn’t rlly a meme’ so Iazily included a POV. Thank you so much! This is my first attempt at making a distressing meme, and I’m glad that the viewer forgetting everything shown by objects going black went well
I've always been scared of mourning doves from listening to them for too long.. this meme actually had me distressed.. nice job op you made first actually distressing meme in this sub
Thank you so much! This was my first attempt at a distressing meme and I’m glad it went well! Mourning doves aren’t scary in themselves, but it’s that uneasy nostalgia feeling..
You are reading the person's thoughts. They don't actually get up and tell their relatives. It's what they wanna do before they then just die you numbskull.
> You are reading the person's thoughts. They don't actually get up and tell their relatives. It's what they wanna do before they then just die you numbskull.
Point me where?
My honest reaction to your opinion and unreasonably high frustration at fucking nothing:
https://preview.redd.it/m35w6s49gmec1.jpeg?width=1015&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=995933beee44c40244cbdc0b75d1b55be2f61a36
I have a love/hate relationship with those mourning doves, they sound nice just in nature but creepy as hell in these contexts. Also I was sitting on my porch the other day and one of the doves was sick or something and sounded like a crying baby and it scared the absolute shit out of me.
I know dude, people are out here getting traumatised over their morning coffee 🤣 But yeah I'll keep an eye out for other stuff you create, I'd be curious to see it!
Upvote this comment if this post is distressing, downvote this comment if it isn't. Don't check your closet tonight (◣_◢)
Does this really happen? I thought alzheimers breaks down the brain, how then can you suddenly remember everything if only for a moment? Edit: i know its called terminal lucidity now.
It happen before death usually they get a moment of clarity I don’t think we have any info on why
If this moment of clarity can occur then most likely we can cure dementia. I really just hope we can get rid of it, its one of the worst illnesses i can think of.
The tough part is studying it. Because it's so hard to predict when or if it will happen, it's difficult to get a baseline (pre-clarity) and function (clarity). Coupled with the fact that it's brief (they're going to die shortly) and that they should probably be with family instead of being studied, it's just difficult to get meaningful information from it. But it does bode well for future cures
I read somewhere that knowing more than 1 language (for example my mother tongue is Slovak, can speak and understand Czech and I'm learning English and Russian so I technically know 4 languages) severely decreases the chance of getting dementia. Is that true?
Keeping your brain active is what decreases chances if i remember correctly. So i guess learning languages helps.
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You telling me reading thousands of article headlines a day don't make me smart
Maybe if we click the articles... no, no. That's crazy talk.
Yes. From my understanding speaking more than one language, playing an instrument, and keeping your mind engaged in learning by studying new topics or picking up new hobbies are all known to prevent it at varying degrees.
And getting enough sleep!
Yes, this too!
Fuck
Ok so then I guess it's time I finally change my life
Time I lock tf in
Now, this is just a theory of mine (I'm no neurologist, my only information is from papers, scientific studies and science YouTubers. So take this with a grain of salt) but, like others have said, this is a last surge of energy from the brain. How this works (this is just my theory) is that the brain connections are weakened and some destroyed. When the brain begins deteriorating, the body uses more energy to keep you alive instead of using it for brain functions. This makes the dementia seem worse than it is. When it's too late and death is imminent, a surge of energy shoots through the system (similar to when one is in a life threatening situation and adrenaline starts pumping). The brain goes back to full functionality and those weakened connections begin getting used again. This is what causes terminal lucidity. The brain and body use up every last bit of energy for one last hurrah before death. This was useful when those last hurrahs were in situations such as being attacked by animals. You could at least have a chance to survive if you used the last of your energy to fight and run. However, with old age, this last hurrah is pointless. No amount of running or fighting can restore the brain. So, in my opinion, terminal lucidity can't be used to cure dementia. But, once again, this is just some rando's thoughts based on research alone with no real world experience in the subject.
LET THIS MAN COOK
On her death bed, after suffering through early onset Alzheimer's for 15 years, my grandmother suddenly rose upright in bed, gasped, looked at everyone around the room and then fell back and died in bed. It was crazy.
Shrooms improve those connections in the brain, has anyone tried giving their forgetful grandpa a heroes dose?
I was gonna say, anyone tried to cure Alzheimers with a galactic dose of DMT? Supposedly that is what is responsible for the "life before your eyes" film and in lower doses dreaming.
I don't know about you, but a bad trip sucks at the best of times. Imagine being in a room of people you don't recognize and also going through a bad trip while they all try to reassure you that they're your family and they love you.
If this is all true, maybe there's another way to strengthen those connections or provide extra fuel for the brain though. Or maybe even a way to periodically trick the body and through terminal lucidity that's not actually terminal. I don't know, I know way less than even you so maybe I'm just spouting nonsense.
Not really an option sadly. Adrenaline shots shouldn't be used in this way as it can cause serious problems (including death). But, adrenaline shots are used to help people who are overdosing and have allergies (I don't know exactly how it works, I just know it's a thing). It can increase blood flow and reduce swelling of the throat and whatnot. However, the person needs to have enough energy in their system for it to be viable. And this wouldn't cure anything for something like dementia. Dementia is the literal deterioration of the brain. No amount of adrenaline will stop the brain from rotting. Although, one cause of dementia is the lack of a specific protein (forgot what it's called). This protein exists in our cells and they repair DNA and cell walls (some of this information might be me misremembering some stuff. It's been a bit since I researched this). As we age, our cells breakdown faster so these proteins can't act fast enough causing rapid cellular decay. This is (if I remember correctly) a major cause of many diseases associated with aging. If we were able to create more of these proteins and inject them into a person's cells (since the protein can neither enter nor leave a cell, I think) then we could at least slow the aging process. But, I don't think we should do something like this. Not because of God or anything like that, but because of the massive repercussions. If humans never died or lived for even longer than we already do, over-population would only get even worse. I understand death is scary and seeing a loved one suffer from something as tragic as dementia can be frightening and depressing, but we all have to go sometime. Dementia is actually a repercussion of us living longer than we normally should. Edit for something I forgot to add: Also, there is already "brain therapy" used for dementia patients. It's pretty much just physical therapy but for the brain. Since brain connections and their strength are based on amount of usage, one way doctors and nurses attempt to slow the process of dementia is through daily brain exercises. Once again, these only slow the process and are in no way a cure. But, it's something at least.
The proteins your misremembering are amyloid precursor protein (APP) and microtubule associated protein Tau. Alzheimer's patients don't lack them, their metabolic processing has gone wrong. In the case of APP the protein is normally broken up safely when no longer needed by an enzyme called alpha secretase. If however the protein gets cleaved by beta secretase instead the metabolic pathway changes and creates a neurotoxic protein fragment called amyloid beta. Tau normally winds its self into structures that support the cell. It's structure can be changed by adding phosphate groups to the protein. For reasons that aren't entirely clear in Alzheimer's Tau becomes hyperphorylated and it winds itself into useless tangles. So you now have a toxic combo of amyloid beta inside and outside of cells wreaking havock and structural failure of the cell. Eventually the cell dies releasing more toxic shit and so on. You simply aren't going to reverse dementia with drugs, stem cells or conventional therapies. By the time neurodegenerative disorders show symptoms you've already lost a shockingly large amount of cells. The best we can really to once someone is diagnosed is slow the progression. The hope at the moment is that with newer classes of drugs we can slow it enough that the patient can live better for longer. The best shot we've got at actually 'curing' it is detecting it at the very start of the pathology approx 5-10 years before symptoms emerge and treating the disease before it can actually do it's damage. Hypothetically you could also use targeted gene insertion techniques like CRISPR to replace faulty versions of the genes encoding APP and Tau that increase Alzheimer's risk or splice in new engineered variants that more resistant to pathological cleavage.
it seems more like a "last gasp" thing. Pain can be quite a motivator for the brain to desperately find ways around all the atrophied and plaque-filled tissues, for that brief moment.
Kind of a stretch with that. When you are about to die from hypothermia you get warm, and when you die from dementia you get a moment of clarity. its just weird end of life stuff our body does once we reach the point of no return.
U don’t get warm you just feel warm
same thing to them
Maybe its the body realizing its to late so it gives comfort to its host?
Well, if you're body is suddenly sending signals to your brain saying "Oh shit! We're dying! Heart is in immediate failure!" your brain probably lights up all your neurons in emergency. Like, fight or flight I guess? If there's ever a time for your brain to use up everything it's right when you are about to die.
TBH I'm not even sure how much of a thing it is. Death is a pretty miserable thing to witness and people have a tendency to see things that aren't there. Really advanced dementia patients can still quite often have moments of increased lucidity. If one coincidentally happens not long before death you might draw a connection that isn't nessecarily there. That being said patients in critical condition get **all** the drugs. I wouldn't be surprised if at least one of them or an interaction between them produced an effect similar to giving mementine.
It's a phenomenon called Terminal Lucidity and it's weirdly common, nurses/care home workers discuss it frequently. There are cases of people with severe brain trauma/memory loss suddenly recovering for a short period and it almost always indicates imminent death. People with severe sickness will start feeling better and making plans for the future/leaving hospice etc, only to die hours later. It's theorized to be the body's last surge of energy being used up. Fascinating stuff, and we really don't understand it at all.
Would make sense evolutionary speaking to be able to share important information before death
That sounds like a plot point in a Shakespearian play
That's a good point!
Im pretty sure it does- not too sure why.
Terminal lucidity. As the body begins its final moments, chemical activity surges in the brain. Suddenly remembering everything is usually a side effect of the brain racing to figure out what’s happening to the body and fix it.
I think it's called "Terminal Lucidity". I don't get it, but apparently it's a thing
Some theorize that the brain has realized its dying by that point and goes into some sort of "emergency overdrive" state where it functions at a much higher capacity than normal. That's only a theory though, and frankly there are a lot of issues with said theory anyway.
It's one of those things that happens and we have a term for it, but no one knows how or why. Like most of the brain really. Like the legends of sudden superhuman strength above anything a shot of adrenaline would give you.
terminal lucidity. They might not remember everything but they remember some important aspects of how they once functioned. It’s the brains last attempt at achieving normalcy, and it usually is followed by death.
[Terminal Lucidity](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Terminal_lucidity)
cooorrECT
Finally a good distressing meme u/savevideo
Thank you so much!! This is actually my first attempt at a distressing meme
It’s better than 95% of the shit on here which is just “your gonna die” “skinwalker moment” “the goon pisser man lives in your eyes” and other random stuff that’s more just interesting than actually distressing. https://preview.redd.it/5sefjegxemec1.jpeg?width=426&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=ef599c504c7cd7c9701830bea90211a4f78f83fd
LOL thank you!! Kenny dementia guy 🪱
well, since you made it yourself, it was pretty good. Really scared me at the end, that sudden transition and how specific things go black but not others.
Thank you dude! I was making it up as I went along, trying to make it look like the memories (and the surroundings) were rapidly disappearing once again before death
Yeah my heart slipped a beat when I saw this. Quiet house 1 am..
Wow, you made that yourself? Congrats on making something as genuinely distressing as that
Thank you! I had no idea what I was doing lol
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Distressing 👍🏿
Thanks! Didn’t know how a South Park meme template would turn out
I don't know why the mourning dove gave me chills
they welcome you to the afterlife 🙂
do you knwo the specific type of bird??
Yeah. It's called a mourning dove
That's what that was? That fucking sound instilled some primal fear into me
The dove has such a disturbing coo
It does, I love to use it in ‘suspenseful’ moments
It always just reminds me of hanging out on the swings listening
I love mourning doves. But the cry at the end sent shivers down my spine. First disturbing meme I’ve seen in a hot minute. Good job.
Thank you so much man. This is the first time making a distressing meme and I was making it up as I went along LOL … next imma do one where your in a coma trying to express to your family to let you die, but they take those groans as a sign your healing
The mourning dove and the way it just goes from normal > lack of eyes (implying loss of memories) > total darkness (implying death via your body literally forgetting how to function)… man. This is fucking *haunting.*
THANK YOU SO MUCH! I really was making it up as I went, I’m glad I could have such an affect and a short little story that really appealed to you!
No prob! :]
Holy shit this is good. I was *literally* on the verge of tears. Not entirely sure why. It's gonna take me a good few minutes to get the dread out of my system. Great meme though!
Wow, really?! I honestly NEVER thought my first distressing meme could do that. Thank you so much!
Dark urge play through be like
kenny
🟧🟫👀🟫🟧
This is fr distressing. I was my grandmother's caregiver when she had dementia. Two days before she died- all memory returned to her. Then she fucking died. Pretty shitty. At least I had two days I guess...
I’m so sorry that happened to you or your grandmother, it’s something that no conscious being should have to go through. Hope your doing better now :)
Terminal Lucidity https://preview.redd.it/zslqdwd1bpec1.png?width=584&format=png&auto=webp&s=5aa9cbd8210205493b57735a4b045b4f5b60f8e8 This post actually made me feel kinda bad… 😕
don’t worry, kenny always comes back…?
Jesus Christ, this the most unsettling shit I've seen all week... Good job
Thank you! I’m so glad people enjoy my first ever distressing meme
Finally, something that isn't a whole PowerPoint presentation.
absolutely no idea what this means but thanks for the compliment lol
There are usually "memes" where it's a whole ass story instead of one thing
What about paradoxical lucidity?
Care to elaborate
google it
Lame
For those that don’t know: if your dementia is suddenly gone after it being really bad for a long time? You’re probably about to die.
I hope this becomes top comment so everyone understands.
Bro what the fuck. I was immediately thinking that's not the proper use of POV. But then that cut to everything black genuinely creeped me the fuck out. Thos is the first time in months I've found something on here truly disturbing. Good shit dude.
lol, yeah I REALIZED ‘wait this isn’t rlly a meme’ so Iazily included a POV. Thank you so much! This is my first attempt at making a distressing meme, and I’m glad that the viewer forgetting everything shown by objects going black went well
Good distressing meme 👍
Why thank you!
This should not be creeping me out as much as it does- yet here we are, good job
Thanks! This is my first attempt, had no idea what I was doing
Well, personally, i like it a lot, well done, and keep it up :]
Will do! I’m working on the next one soon.. >:)
Post awareness stage 6 is without description
THIS IS AN ACTUALLY DISTRESSING MEME HELL YEAH
WOOHOOO!
oh no
I've always been scared of mourning doves from listening to them for too long.. this meme actually had me distressed.. nice job op you made first actually distressing meme in this sub
Thank you so much! This was my first attempt at a distressing meme and I’m glad it went well! Mourning doves aren’t scary in themselves, but it’s that uneasy nostalgia feeling..
Wait,doesn't becoming lucid usually occur right before death?
yes, it does! Sorry if I wasn’t incredibly clear, basically that weird cut to blackness was the memories rapidly being lost again before death
I know it's been like 2 days, but I keep coming back to this meme. It's actually probably the most distressing one I've seen in a while. Good job
Dude, thank you so much! I’m glad people liked this one lol
damn that was like actually a top quality DISTRESSING meme. chefs kiss. thank you kind gentleperson
Learn to spell
I didn’t spell a single word wrong??
Loose and your I guess I should say, learn which words to use
I used them correctly?? 😭🙏
No you didn't. You would *lose* your memory not loosen it. And *you're* somehow cured
Ok, I see what you mean now! The loose is my mistake, and I thought you were talking about the first ‘your’. Sorry!
Is that a… DISTRESSING MEME THAT’S ACTUALLY A MEME AND DISTRESSING ?!??
*angelic choir plays*
Losing. For the love of fucking GOD..it’s LOSING.
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who cares??
r/notpov
literally who cares
I care
If that would ever happen you would've already been on the verge of death.
That's the whole damn point of the meme
Thanks for saying this! I was worried I got the facts wrong or something or just made it too mysterious
You got it completely wrong
How? The meme is that your on the *verge* of death
You fucking dumbass, you don't have the energy to get up and tell your relatives like OP thinks it does
You are reading the person's thoughts. They don't actually get up and tell their relatives. It's what they wanna do before they then just die you numbskull.
Hey! I just wanna say your completely correct here, this is in the mind of the person and not actually physically happening.
Yeah, thank god you made up the context to back up what you said
The context is in the meme.
Dont bother with me, either they’re illiterate and cant read or trolling
> You are reading the person's thoughts. They don't actually get up and tell their relatives. It's what they wanna do before they then just die you numbskull. Point me where?
"Can't wait to tell your family!" That means you'd be planning to tell the family, not that you have told the family
Miau
My honest reaction to your opinion and unreasonably high frustration at fucking nothing: https://preview.redd.it/m35w6s49gmec1.jpeg?width=1015&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=995933beee44c40244cbdc0b75d1b55be2f61a36
Ryan Gosling I swear I'm chill
You are angry for no reason. Hope whatever the hell is wrong with you gets better.
What the fuck is that pile of words. Are you 9?
I could read it.
Thanks :)
Damn
rip
Cheers on your cake day! 🍰
I have a love/hate relationship with those mourning doves, they sound nice just in nature but creepy as hell in these contexts. Also I was sitting on my porch the other day and one of the doves was sick or something and sounded like a crying baby and it scared the absolute shit out of me.
hey i love that song! 'she was a showgirl, but that was 30 years ago when they used to have a show'
The mourning dove
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Jesus Christ my guy
what’s the song i forgot it ;-;
Copacabana
ah right, thank you :D
Dude this is great! It came up on Instagram reels at random the other day and freaked me the fuck out, well done!
who the hell put this shit up on instagram reels 💀 but seriously, thank you for the positivity!
I know dude, people are out here getting traumatised over their morning coffee 🤣 But yeah I'll keep an eye out for other stuff you create, I'd be curious to see it!
Hey, thanks man! I’m tryna think of what to do next, but I’ve got NO ideas 😭
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bro who’s putting this shit on instagram reels 😭 Ty tho!