What is your first experience of death of another?

[Caughtulookin]

[MontBlanc]

I don’t have personal life experiences, but for many people the first loss is a turning point.

It often brings a mix of shock, sadness, and reflection about how fragile life is.
It’s also when people start valuing time and relationships more deeply.

[Caughtulookin]

My introduction yo 7th grade was a guy beat his girlfriend to death in the public restroom on campus.
Not exactly to your point but i think many are because they are family related.

[MontBlanc]

Wow… that sounds incredibly traumatic. 😔 First losses, whether personal or close to family, can leave a deep impact and shape how we see life and relationships. Thank you for sharing that perspective.

[Caughtulookin]

My sisters cheerleader friend killed herself by leaving the car running in the garage while inside. My friend shot himself with a shotgun. Both of these occurred up to 9th grade.

[MontBlanc]

I’m so sorry you had to witness that 😔 Those are incredibly heavy experiences at such a young age.

It’s understandable that they leave a lasting impact, thank you for sharing something so personal.

[strateguy632]

I have a cute story. I was a toddler. some grandparent died so they told me he would not by home because he died. But i didn't believed, so i searched every room to see where he was hiding!

[Dargil]

My mother passed away horribly from cancer when I was 11 years old. It probably changed 15 and a 20 years of my life.

[Caughtulookin]

My father died from cancer. Its a horrible disease.

[Drumlin2001]

My grandpa, though dont remember him much, was about 6. After that either my granny or a school friend when I was around 12

[mrkdvsn]

I've never really been affected by anyone's death, so far.

[queenofcardio]

Traumatizing