Serious How many people do you know who've died?

[based_meme]

It's a bit of a morbid topic, but it's one that I think about basically everyday. Death is a part of life that we're all eventually reminded of one way or another. How many people do you personally know who've died? It could be family, friends, co-workers, someone you've met once - whatever - but they have to know you by name. For me the number is about 15. I say about, because I might be forgetting someone (RIP everyone). Approximately third of that number is family members.

 

[Left4DeadKoala]

One of my moms uncles I met once died.

Noone else that I really knew has died in my family luckily

 

[ordinaryotaku]

Tbh there's kind of a shit ton. Especially in the past decade. Anywhere from friends to teachers to family members, I couldn't possibly count how many. At least about 15 also.

 

[gymletethnicel]

16

wait nvm

probably like 40 if you include insignificant people

 

[Chang.Beijing]

It's a bit of a morbid topic, but it's one that I think about basically everyday. Death is a part of life that we're all eventually reminded of one way or another. How many people do you personally know who've died? It could be family, friends, co-workers, someone you've met once - whatever - but they have to know you by name. For me the number is about 15. I say about, because I might be forgetting someone (RIP everyone). Approximately third of that number is family members.

idk

 

[zerozerozero]

not many, probably around 10. mostly family.
i dont mean to sound edgy, but death has never really affected me. its a fact of life, everybody dies at some point.

 

[FinnCel]

Dozens unfortunately

 

[satima]

like 2

 

[DeadOnArrivalCel]

Quite a few from school and loads of relatives

 

[Mistake]

My grandparents and some foid from my class

 

[Grodd]

Atleast 4 or 5 most recent was a old friend of mine who roped he was bullied by foids and normie scum since he was very autistic i`ll never forget him

 

[outcastgymcel23]

1

 

[DonezoTheClown]

5, my grandparents and an aunt I also had a nephew who died when he was 19 but I didn't really know him. Why do you ask anyways?

Edit:Oh wait 1 more an uncle from my fathers side, I guess he knew me by name but we barely interacted with my dads side of the family.

While on the subject, I was thinking today that when I die there will be less than 10 people at my funeral, probably less than 5 even, I'm already dead then but I'm still ashamed of it.

 

[Stargazer25]

I know 19 guys who died in 9/11

 

[InceldianWarrior]

3, all family.
Unimpressive number but I have a very small family and don't really know anyone outside of it.

 

[ftcel24]

Like 50 but most werent even close or anything

 

[The Enforcer]

Lost count tbh

 

[based_meme]

Why do you ask anyways?

Because it's something that affects us all. Because culture sweeps it under the rug. Because most people live their lives as if they're going to live forever. Because facing and accepting the reality of it is humbling.

 

[Emba]

Lost count tbh

Same

 

[The Enforcer]

Same

It's truly over tbh

 

[Emba]

It's truly over tbh

Almost

 

[The Enforcer]

Almost

ngl

 

[VideoGameCoper]

I'll start with the close ones and work my way to distant ones. My father died a month ago. It was horrible because he was my best friend and I'm left to do all the fun car stuff alone mostly now. It's not the same. My one grandma died in 2021, and the other in 2016. My uncle's wife died in the last year. My one childhood friend died when we were 5. 3 of my uncles and 1 of my aunts from my dad's side died. My one grandpa died. A bunch of aunts and uncles from my mom's side died as well.