Does life really stop? - Page 3

Originally posted by: Mister.K.

Well Kanky! Don't get cranky .

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Originally posted by: Jiah.Angel

Hello fellas! 😊

Well . . I'm Kanky. And this is my first ever thread in this section. I'm 13 years old and I'm active in the Fan fiction, MJHT and DMG sections. 😊

Ohkay now . . coming to the point . . I've heard that without the one you love the most, (may it be romantically, your best friend, sister, brother, relative anybody. Any sort of love) the one who makes you feel you are something and you have someone to count on, no matter what. Someone totally dependable... when circumstances make you lose them? Life practically stops. When God snatches them away from you, you feel you are plainly breathing and aimlessly living.
The coming of that very person brings fun, frolic and sheer bliss to your life. Like a breath of fresh air. That fellow gives a whole new and happy meaning to your life. Makes it worth living and then leaves you forever and goes away.
Does life really stop? Do we actually stay hoping he/she'd be back? Moving on is really very difficult at times. Because sometimes, the memories give you happiness and reality doesn't.

All I wanna know is fellas . . is this true? 😲 What do you guys feel? And if you find this lame . . dun bombard me with jutas and chappals. Em a Lil kid, after all. 😆

-Kanky 😳

Well, certainly when you lose someone very close to you, the shock is immense, and it looks as though time has stopped. But it looks like when something eventful happens to you, time stops. I guess because it's related to the space-time equilibrium. But the key word here is relative. As something eventful happens, such as a cup falls, the things/people in the frame of reference you are referring to slows down, it's maybe because the mind sends out neuroreceptors to replicate the effects of feelings of speed of light, because the tip of the cup falls at that speed, and maybe that's why you feel like time slows down.

Originally posted by: Mister.K.

Well Kanky! Don't get cranky when I tell you this: At 13, you have no business posting 3000+ messages and talking about romance, "plain breathing", "aimless living", "sheer bliss", "meaning of life, "worth living" or "life stopping" on the internet.

If you were my niece or my younger sister or my daughter, I would box your ears and shove an algebra book in your hands and keep you busy with quadratic equations.

Quadratic equations= yawn🥱

Originally posted by: debayon

Quadratic equations= yawn🥱

BTW, Mister K, I'm 15 too, with like 7000 posts😛

Well, in that case I would start you off on vector algebra and direction cosines. The boxing of the ears still stands.

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Seriously, for a 15 year old, from whatever little I saw in a few debates, you argumentative style and communication skills are pretty impressive.

Originally posted by: Mister.K.

Seriously, for a 15 year old, from whatever little I saw in a few debates, you argumentative style and communication skills are pretty impressive.

I don't take that. He's a 51 year old pretending to be a 15 year kid. 😆

^^ You have a long life. qwerty! We were telling Kanky about the internet loopholes and --- POOF --- you appeared 😆

When I was 13. Windows 3.11 was an application. It took 15 minutes for it to load. And I waited 15 minutes for that program to boot - so I could play solitaire on a computer.

Either way, life never stops. You will be love drunk, then you will be hungover, you will love forever and forever will be over. You move on, and it all falls together in the end.

What I really wonder is how you kids feel so many emotions in a single moment and never explode.

Originally posted by: return_to_hades

What I really wonder is how you kids feel so many emotions in a single moment and never explode.

Who said that they don't explode? 😕