Making Wishes

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Hiii. Anyone else used to wish death upon themselves when they would blow out their birthday candles, have a stray eyelash, see a shooting star, pull apart a wishbone, see 11:11 on a clock, etc. That used to be my only wish when I encountered those scenarios growing up. I've since stopped wishing. But I consistently wished I was dead for sooo many years (I still do, just minus the superstitious reasons to think it) . Just curious if anyone else used to do that!

 

[Zegers]

I never really celebrated my birthday, my house is a sad place where nothing has ever been celebrated.

 

[Messgram]

If we're already alive anyway, it's better to wish for things to get better instead of wishing for the inevitable.

 

[keitaro]

my high school girlfriend loved those things, making wishes every chance she got. idk what she wished.
i have often wished that i would fall asleep and never wake up.
now i don't have to wish. i have chosen the sn method. after i get all the medications, i will have what i need to enter eternal peace.

 

[FuneralCry]

Yes. I remember being young and being told to make a wish, and I wished for death. Ever since I was very young all I have wanted is to die, there is nothing more comforting than the thought of finally ceasing to exist. Unfortunately I am still here after all this time. If only dying was as easy as just wishing to be gone.

 

[outrider567]

Hiii. Anyone else used to wish death upon themselves when they would blow out their birthday candles, have a stray eyelash, see a shooting star, pull apart a wishbone, see 11:11 on a clock, etc. That used to be my only wish when I encountered those scenarios growing up. I've since stopped wishing. But I consistently wished I was dead for sooo many years (I still do, just minus the superstitious reasons to think it) . Just curious if anyone else used to do that!

No, I used to make normal wishes when I saw a shooting star---Now I wish for nothing