How many people you think will cry..............?

This sounds bad, but I honestly don't think anyone would cry for me outside of my immiediate family: mum, dad, gran etc.. certainly don't think my friends would

You know, have you ever considered that I might shed a tear or two?

actually it isn't depressing at all. The number of people crying about ones death has no reflection on ones worth at all, nor does it imply that one is more loved than others.

I can count on one hand the number of times I've cried over a friends/family members death. That doesn't mean I wasn't sad or didn't care. At the same time, I've been to several funerals where I got naseous by the amount of people crying their eyes out even though I know in my heart they never gave a sh*t in the first place. Yet, it is the thing to do...... Don't need those tears.

My family (immediate and grandparents, and I think a couple of relatives) and maybe 5 friends. I've always been sort of a loner, and what friends I've made I have little contact with, so I don't think there'd be lots of people to cry.

Adrian

Oh Devil be nice. She wasn't trying to be rude, and she does have a point. You couldn't tell them that you died, although they say that if you have a strong spirit, you can come back as a ghost. And you do have a strong one.

Honestly, I thought the same and it was NOT because it was you.
But it IS because of you that I had to laugh in here. How comes you don't get it when she makes a joke in the other thread and here tell her she made fun when she just pointed at your - and even you will admit - stupid sentence.

I don't really think anyone would cry if I died.
And thinking about it I don't think I'd want them to.
If possible it would be cool to have them celebrate, you know like having your family celebrate your life instead of moaning your death kind of thing.It would be cool.

Aloha !

I really wonder if Romaniac will understand this explanation.

Salaam Aleikum,
Sebastiaan

My family would cry - my father's side would be more emotional as I see them more often than my mother's. My intermediate family, of course - I think my brother would be sad, but he wouldn't cry - hes still not mature enough to see how permenant death is and how to handle such things.
I would cry if any of my close friends died, which I can count on one hand, and I would hope they would cry for me - we've been through so much together.
My ex boyfriend would cry, I dont even have to double think this. He's still hanging on and I know he misses what we had - and truthfully, if he died in the near future, I would cry as well.
This reminds me of something that my english teacher said the other day, "If one of you young people die tomorrow, some of us will cry and be in hystics and others will say 'what a waste - they had such potential - what a waste. Their parents must be devasted.' Then, we'll move on."
This is almost like when one of the students last year died in a car accident, I didn't know them - I wasnt aware of them much, I didn't hang out with them, I didnt talk to them - I didn't know what his favourite colour was or his favourite food or music. So, his death didn't effect me as a whole, of course I was sad, the whole school was sad and thought of the family. However, his friends, who knew him better, were extremely devasted. You can still be sad over something and not cry. And thats okay, theres nothing wrong with that at all.

Oh.. =/ I went on a tangent, I apologize.

When did I ever said it does???