Sorry just re-read that myself looks like I could have given the full stop some love or not typed something when I was half asleep lol.Aunel said:
Most traumatic little kid moment?
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got assaulted and stabbed walking through town (in the shoulder no biggy) and when i got home found out my mum had cancer and was going into surgery and one of my mates had had a problem with his diving kit 50metres underwater and hadnt made it
trainwreck i think is the correct term here
trainwreck i think is the correct term here
or possibly when i flipped my windsurfer at a national event and got stuck under my sail, woke up on shore coughing up the water
another time i was in a mates car going to a party (both completly sobre) we got side swiped and car flipped down a ditch, i was fine but i woke up upside down in the car with my mates next to me (he had a fractured skull and was bleedig bad)
another time i was in a mates car going to a party (both completly sobre) we got side swiped and car flipped down a ditch, i was fine but i woke up upside down in the car with my mates next to me (he had a fractured skull and was bleedig bad)
in response to the small talks about god that have been going on, if god's real he must be a sadistic freak.
i haven't had a very traumatic life. when i lived in england and found out one of my relatives died (which didn't bother me as i didn't no them) and my dad explained how everybody would die sometime and i was found crying behind a couch. I made my dad promise he would never die. :3
probably the most traumatic moment in my life was reading all of this thread.(i'm 14)or
when a plane crashed into my house killing my wife and two children and later finding my house wasn't insured...
i haven't had a very traumatic life. when i lived in england and found out one of my relatives died (which didn't bother me as i didn't no them) and my dad explained how everybody would die sometime and i was found crying behind a couch. I made my dad promise he would never die. :3
probably the most traumatic moment in my life was reading all of this thread.(i'm 14)or
when a plane crashed into my house killing my wife and two children and later finding my house wasn't insured...
I suppose it's not as bad as most of yours, but it did mess with me. My grandfather died when I was in 6th grade, and we had just moved. It was a car accident, he was hit from behind at 70 miles an hour at a stop light. The man driving had Alzheimer and didn't know what he was doing. My uncle (other side of the family) showed me the picture of the crash. I couldn't recognize his truck. What messed me up is I had no one to blame. The man didn't wasn't really at fault. I realized that sometimes life sucks and that it's no ones fault, it just is.
When I was 11, I saw a car break down just as it got onto the train tracks.
Seconds later (and I swear this is true) a train crashed into it.
I don't remember much of what happened afterward, except the stink of burning rubber.
Miraculously, the woman in the car survived, although she ended up losing an arm.
Not sure what happened to her after that.
Seconds later (and I swear this is true) a train crashed into it.
I don't remember much of what happened afterward, except the stink of burning rubber.
Miraculously, the woman in the car survived, although she ended up losing an arm.
Not sure what happened to her after that.
Heathrow said:
I was 7 when that hit me.
having a fistfight with my neighbor's rottweiler. And not killing it but just getting it the fuck off long enough for me to get inside my house. I aimed for the head and had sort of a primal thing going. I circled it and it did the same. It felt like the beginning of 300. Eventually I got into my house sat on the floor and bled for 3 minutes them called my moms for my neighbor's number then called them to tell them what happened. they got the dog and I patched my self up. Hint: I fucking avoided those teeth.
Now, I see most things as a primal battle. That there is only honor, glory, death, survival, victory and life. It doesn't bother me; most things don't. It just changed the way I looked at life. And it me appreciate each day a bit more you know.
Realising that swimming in the surf when all the lifesivers have gone was a really bad idea. Me (7) and my cousin (8) at the time decided that instead of playing on the beach like we told our parents, we would go for a swim. Innocent idea until you get caught in a rip with noone on the beach to see you and you're being swept out to see and the rocks. Luckily dad came down to check on us, he got to my cousin first and took her back in but by the time he got to me I was going under. I don't like beaches much anymore.
I almost hanged myself when I was 3. You know how on some curtains there's this string that let's you open and close the curtain? Well, I climbed on my couch and put the string around my neck and jumped off and the string got caught on the window sill. Good thing my mom was there, eh?
No. People are born gay.Smack-Ferret said:
Forgive my political/religious lash-out. On topic, I just thought of another one. When I was like 6, I went to a daycare, and at some point during the day the schedules of every little kid that went there aligned in such a way that it was just me and a girl about my age. We would go to the closet in on of the bedrooms and finger each other. It was awesome, actually. The scarring part was being caught by the old, female, very Christian babysitter and having to explain myself to my mother. It still haunts me.
