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9/27/2013 4:39:10 AM
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How do you tend to feel around dead things?
It can be anything, really, but i'm thinking more towards small mammals or up to human beings. You can describe each reaction separately or how you generally feel around dead things. I tend to play with dead small animals that I find, I get an energetic feeling from being around death in general. As for humans...so far, i've only been around my grandmother's corpse when she passed away, but i'll be around others in time. If I were to estimate how i'd react, i'd probably still get that energy boost, but I doubt i'd play with human corpses that i'd be working with or around. Seems a bit disrespectful. Your turn. :)
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Sexually aroused [Is that normal!?] :/
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1 Reply*Sees OP*
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I feel thoughtful.
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Alive, in comparison.
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I have no problem with hunting or killing an animal out of defense but I have a huge problem watching an animal die with no justification
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Around dead animals, mostly indifferent. Around dead people, pretty much the same.
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People feel emotions around dead things?
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Ok , I guess? I've skinned hogs, deer, and squirrel, along with a bunch of catfish, so i guess I'm just used to it. Doesn't bother me at all, but some folk just don't like it.
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There was a dead squirrel in my yard once. A worst stink has never been found.
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2 RepliesEdited by Combat Boots: 9/28/2013 5:23:42 AMMy cats collar got caught on a fence and he hung in the winter. His tongue was hanging out and he was frozen stiff. Put him in a bag till the ground was soft enough to dig up... Planted a cherry tree on top this summer... Everyone ate the cherries before I got one :'(
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3 RepliesIf I were your mom, I would take you to psychological evaluation asap.
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Such body So dead Wow Must sniff Such smell So corpse
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Depends on what the thing was, how it died, and where it died. For example, I feel a blood rush when I see that I downed an elk, but I feel a heavy blanket of apathy to anything that I should feel sad about.
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5 RepliesWell I cut a turtles shell with a lawnmower on accident and I felt terrible. I was going to grab a gun to put it out of its misery, but Dad just wanted to crush it with the tractor. Problem is it didn't work and some how was still alive. I just dug a hole and threw it in. Still feel bad about it.
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I get energy from dead things. Mainly because I eat them just like pretty much everyone else (no, vegans, your plants are dead, too).
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a sense of a barren wasteland inside my stomach, the feeling of real survival and life goes through me. Then I blast 'Heading out to the Highway!'.
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Drove past a dead pukeko today, it wasn't very nice.
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I don't care about dead stuff.
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I don't like being around death.
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5 RepliesI don't know, I don't put myself next to expired living creatures often. But I don't mind killing bugs?
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3 RepliesI saw a dead turtle on the beach yesterday. All I know is it smelt really bad, I can't even think of appropriate words to accurately describe the smell.
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Animals: Sad Humans: Superior
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I crai errytiam
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1 ReplyNot really any different, especially for animals.
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I've never been around dead things, except 3 dogs and 1 person. [spoiler]No disrespect. [/spoiler]
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4 RepliesObese
