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May 06, 2008 7:20 PM  (go back to main view)
My friend died 2 years ago today.

Her name was Theresa and we saw each other quite often. She was friends with my friends so we hung out at sleepovers and dances and such, and we got along pretty well. But I didnt know her that well. She hung herself 2 years ago exactly; she was only in 8th grade. It seriously upset me but I moved on.

Today I was going to go visit her grave with some friends when at the last second I decided I would just stay home. I wasnt in the mood for something as depressing as that. So i called my friend and told her I just didnt feel up for it. It seems horrible to say but I just dont want to have to deal with that. I'm in a good mood today and I like my life right now, and I just dont feel like being all sad and pathetic. I moved on, and I dont think I should let her death get me in a bad mood.

Is it wrong to want to forget about these types of things? I feel as though she's watching down on us and smiling because we all think about her so much, shes a superstar now. Everyone says they were her best friend.


Good to know that if i ever want attention all i have to do is die.

Am I being selfish?

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Posted by Christophe... on June 08, 2008 12:18 AM
well i dont think you should feel bad about not going to her grave. burial places are important because they are essentially memorials for the person but sometimes that person is more alive in your memories and in your heart than anywhere else. think about it. you're going to some big field with rocks to remember theresa? (alright i know im being all hypocritical because of what i said about poetry and stuff but i do think that graveyards have some kind of ethereal quality to them. like i said, they are symbolic as memorials) your friend would probably rather be remembered just by thinking about her when you do things that remind you of her, or walking by her house and the places she went, or being with the people that she still lives through! theresa made her mark on everyone she encountered during her life (as you said, "everyone says they were her best friend") and in a way, those people still convey her spirit to this day.

good post shawty, pce out
Posted by saRUHH on June 09, 2008 3:34 PM
hahahaha
how did i know you would reply to this one?
graveyards lmao
luff you

Posted by Mikey on May 19, 2008 3:37 PM
What an amazing write! Death is such a force we all reckon with one way or the other. It was sad and moving that she died the way she did. It would be sadder still to just forget about her and what happiness she brought to you.
There is much more ahead for you. Keep trying, and KEEP WRITING!!
Its nice to read.
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My name is Sara, I'm 16 years old and I live in NJ.

I have absolutely no idea how I ended up on uber, but Im here!

Im not gonna change for the world,                              because it sure as hell wont change for me.

I try my very best to be open-minded about everything.

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Jul 18, 2008 1:49 PM
hey thanx!!! so wats up w/ u on this lovely day!!!??? and i love ur poem vout water!!! very artsy!!! ha =)
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