Author Topic: A harsh realization.  (Read 1296 times)

Apparently, early this morning, one of the people that goes my school, one of the now sophomores, was killed trying to escape a fire at a bed and breakfast at like 1:30 this morning.

http://www.nujournal.com/page/content.detail/id/524847/Four-missing-in-Bohemian-B-B-fire.html?nav=5009

I was looking on Facebook a few hours ago and saw her name being tagged in people's statuses left and right, so I went to look on her page - all I saw was a bunch of RIPs and my mouth fell open. I texted my friend to see what exactly was going on and he said she was trapped in the fire and didn't make it out.

I didn't know her extremely well but I would gladly say I can call her my friend. She was easily one of the nicest people I've ever met. She never made jokes about anyone, she tried her best to be the social butterfly within all of the students at my school and she was just always a fun person to be around in my classes. It sucks to think that someone of her nature, who was so upbeat and could have gone so far in life, has died. She was very smart as well, I'm sure that she could have accomplished damn near anything she could have ever wanted to.

I then realized that stuff like this happens all of the time to people all over the world, maybe even dozens of times a minute. People who had closer relations than that that I had with this girl are feeling like something was ripped away from them and maybe even feeling similarly.

I realized today that death can be one of the harshest things to strike a population, no matter who it is.

:(

Teenagers=not invincible
NINJAEDIT:
Sorry for dat loss :c


Teenagers=not invincible
NINJAEDIT:
Sorry for dat loss :c

I never said they were. However on the other hand, this event is stronger than any amount of explaining could do.

I guess you could say she was hot for attention.

But on a serious note, my condolences to you.

I never said they were. However on the other hand, this event is stronger than any amount of explaining could do.
I meant that most teenagers feel that they will never die/ not die soon

I meant that most teenagers feel that they will never die/ not die soon

You're assuming she was like most teenagers were, like the dumb ones constantly doing stupid stuff. I can't even explain how polar opposite she was.

You're assuming she was like most teenagers were, like the dumb ones constantly doing stupid stuff. I can't even explain how polar opposite she was.
:c

What a shame. Unfortunately, fairness does not govern death. It can't. When a person's time comes, it comes, and that is the final say of it. It's why making the most of each moment is so important and why life is so delicate.

Sorry for the loss, dear. She sounds like she was a lovely person. Best wishes and all my condolences. :(

What a shame. Unfortunately, fairness does not govern death. It can't. When a person's time comes, it comes, and that is the final say of it. It's why making the most of each moment is so important and why life is so delicate.

How is this her time, though? It doesn't seem right at all. She was still so young, she had much more to experience in her life, and all of her opportunity was cut short. It's such a harsh way to die as well. :(

Population control
Everyone has their time

some idiot made a mistake, she paid for it ಥ_ಥ


I wish her well. It's really a shock when somebody in your neighborhood or anyone close to your life just goes like that. My condolences to you and her family.