That honestly sounds amazing… Can you show me the evidence that you have to prove this?
Actually fuck this, I don’t feel like joking about kids dying. Fuck you for justifying that kind of gratuitous suffering of innocent children over some insane supernatural proposition that you have zero evidence for.
I was genuinely trying to find a silver lining to explain suffering, but I completely see your point and agree with you. You’re right—I shouldn’t be speaking on anything outside of my own experience, and I’ve removed the post. Thank you for calling that out so clearly.
I’m truly sorry if anything I said came across as dismissive or offensive. My original thought came from my personal experience—my wife passed away from cancer at 34. It was devastating, but in the middle of it, I saw how her suffering somehow brought her family back together and helped heal old wounds. We never had kids, and I’ve often tried to reconcile her early passing by thinking about time on a larger scale—this idea of a short, painful moment versus something infinite. That’s where my perspective was coming from, though I realize now it’s not something I should project onto situations like child suffering.
Your comment really got me thinking and made me reflect—so thank you for that. I felt embarrassed when I reread what I wrote and how easily I dismissed something so deep and painful. It’s not fair to equate or apply my personal experience to something as tragic as a child suffering.
Wishing you all the best, and thanks again for your thoughtful perspective.
That honestly sounds amazing… Can you show me the evidence that you have to prove this?
Actually fuck this, I don’t feel like joking about kids dying. Fuck you for justifying that kind of gratuitous suffering of innocent children over some insane supernatural proposition that you have zero evidence for.
You should be ashamed of yourself.
I was genuinely trying to find a silver lining to explain suffering, but I completely see your point and agree with you. You’re right—I shouldn’t be speaking on anything outside of my own experience, and I’ve removed the post. Thank you for calling that out so clearly.
I’m truly sorry if anything I said came across as dismissive or offensive. My original thought came from my personal experience—my wife passed away from cancer at 34. It was devastating, but in the middle of it, I saw how her suffering somehow brought her family back together and helped heal old wounds. We never had kids, and I’ve often tried to reconcile her early passing by thinking about time on a larger scale—this idea of a short, painful moment versus something infinite. That’s where my perspective was coming from, though I realize now it’s not something I should project onto situations like child suffering.
Your comment really got me thinking and made me reflect—so thank you for that. I felt embarrassed when I reread what I wrote and how easily I dismissed something so deep and painful. It’s not fair to equate or apply my personal experience to something as tragic as a child suffering.
Wishing you all the best, and thanks again for your thoughtful perspective.