Which pain is worse, brah?

What the f*** is up with "brah" thing?

Pain of loss is worse as you know what you are missing. Pain of nothingness can be bad, but is a consistent kind of background pain.

What the f*** is up with "brah" thing?

Lto_thaG

The first option.

[QUOTE="Capitan_Kid"] Let's say for instance the thing is parents, brah. Is having parents but then losing them worse than never having them at all?thegerg

It's impossible for a person to have never had parents unless they are a clone.

[QUOTE="thegerg"]

[QUOTE="Capitan_Kid"] Let's say for instance the thing is parents, brah. Is having parents but then losing them worse than never having them at all?-Big_Red-

It's impossible for a person to have never had parents unless they are a clone.

[QUOTE="-Big_Red-"][QUOTE="thegerg"]

It's impossible for a person to have never had parents unless they are a clone.

xaos

So it will be like they never had any.

[QUOTE="Lto_thaG"]

What the f*** is up with "brah" thing?

-Big_Red-

The pain of emptiness, nothingness, with no place to belong, to hope for, nothing to return to. Such a thing consumed me for near 30 years. Twas unbearable.

Loss, it sucked when I lost my dad. :(

If you never had something before, you never knew what it was like, therefore it doesn't really matter.

The pain of emptiness, nothingness, with no place to belong, to hope for, nothing to return to. Such a thing consumed me for near 30 years. Twas unbearable.

daleerin24

Loss, IMO. If you've never had something, how can you miss it, unless you're picturing an unrealistic fantasy of what it could be?

I'm not your brah, amigo.

InEMplease

[QUOTE="InEMplease"]

I'm not your brah, amigo.

Capitan_Kid

having somthing and losing it

having somthing and losing it

Flamingpostman

Loss, it sucked when I lost my dad. :(

If you never had something before, you never knew what it was like, therefore it doesn't really matter.

The-Tree

[QUOTE="The-Tree"]

Loss, it sucked when I lost my dad. :(

If you never had something before, you never knew what it was like, therefore it doesn't really matter.

dkdk999

I hate you.

[spoiler] Oooh okay, I was just playing, I don't hate you. :( [/spoiler]

Depends what you lose. But having nothing can be quite painful too.

nothingness is not painful. Pain doesnt start internally until bonds are made in the first place.

nothingness is not painful. Pain doesnt start internally until bonds are made in the first place.

cheynz

[QUOTE="Jandurin"][QUOTE="Flamingpostman"]

having somthing and losing it

thegerg

That doesn't mean that the pain isn't worse.

If it annoys people then i will say it lessCapitan_Kid

I pick this :D

"Brah" is Pidgeon English for bro. The term originated in Hawaii. Maybe OP's from there?

Anyway TC, to answer your question: to have something and then lose it is more painful. Otherwise you're simply living in ignorance which isn't painful at all, just emptiness.

Pain of loss is worse as you know what you are missing. Pain of nothingness can be bad, but is a consistent kind of background pain.

redstorm72

[QUOTE="Jandurin"][QUOTE="thegerg"]

That doesn't mean that the pain isn't worse.

thegerg

You did type that. That doesn't mean that it is true.

Pain of loss is worse as you know what you are missing. Pain of nothingness can be bad, but is a consistent kind of background pain.

redstorm72

i suffer from both in my past life and i personally think pain of loss is worse.

The pain of hearing the word brah.

I'd rather have had something good enough to feel bad about losing than have nothing.