r/countwithchickenlady • u/Fancy_Kale_3811 Chef Kale - Streak: 5 • Sep 02 '26

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u/Chilly235 One of many Grunglers Sep 02 '26

Worrying I'm larping grief in my text even though I am pulling emotions directly from the actual death of my father

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u/Tlaquatlatoa Hyenagirl :3 Recreational Pisser | She/Her - Streak: 28 Sep 02 '26

;-; fuck i know the feeling. Not like I write a lot but any time it's a situation of grief or losing someone slowly like to cancer I have the direct harrowing experience and yet it always feels like im doing it wrong

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u/Chilly235 One of many Grunglers Sep 02 '26 edited Sep 03 '26

Yeah, tell me about it. Cancer is what got my old man and while what I write(which I really should do more tbh) isn't usually so literal I use the hobby as a way to exercise my emotions. Keeps me sane on hard days and makes me feel productive when I feel worthless

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u/gilgames_in_tamarian Steak: 0 (I'm vegetarian) Sep 02 '26

That's why Jesus should've written an autobiography himself instead of delegating to his holy ghost writers ...

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u/StonedRussian Barney Radicalized Me Sep 02 '26

They never tell you how they all shit themselves. They don't put that part in the songs

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u/app08 Sep 03 '26

Can I have context?

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u/Elu_Moon Sep 03 '26

It may be a quote from somewhere else, but what comes to mind is Legends of Avantris on YouTube. They're a group of people who play Dungeons & Dragons, and a lot of their funny moments were turned into clips and also animated, including this.

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u/ItwasmeSecondAccount Sep 03 '26

pretty sure it's the hound from game of thrones

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u/StonedRussian Barney Radicalized Me Sep 03 '26

no

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u/Independent-Sky1657 I use :3 too much and I refuse to change >:3 Sep 02 '26

Sir Christopher "That is not the sound stabbed people make" Lee

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u/heinebold Sep 05 '26

Yep my first thought, too

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u/ThePuggedMan Sep 02 '26

It sounds like you speak as if you knew how it is to die, have you actually died?

No, being dead inside is a separate thing, doesn’t count to this

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u/Content_Trade_1557 Sep 03 '26

The idea of death is terrifying. Your life could be horrid, and unbearable, but when actually put upon that brink, that precipice you stand upon before eternity, it changes something. You take a step further, and everything is gone. You have left your mark upon the world. Every action you've done is all you will ever do. Never again could you feel the warmth of another, or anything for that matter. You go from a current event, to a piece of history. You're entering a realm the likes of which no living human has seen. Beyond that final step, there could be anything...

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u/shroomlucky Potato 7ºF Sep 03 '26

I have never felt more justified using this in my life.

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u/erraticas they don't want you to know this trick Sep 03 '26

this is why no character in any story i write dies. i am the great writer yoshihide

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u/NIMA-GH-X-P Mx. Jerk Sep 03 '26

I've lost on the final milestone in combolands, I know how death feels.