15 Signs You Will DIE ALONE

15 Signs You Will Die Alone
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What are 15 Signs You Will DIE ALONE?
Why will You Will DIE ALONE?
What are 15 reasons you will die alone?
What are some signs You're Going to Die Alone?
How not to die alone?
What to do not to die alone?
How do you make sure you don't die alone?

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00:00 - Intro
00:47 - You treat your roommate poorly
01:22 - You’re too picky
02:07 - You spend your nights eating and binge-watching your favourite series
02:45 - You’re rude to waiters
03:20 - You’re too much of a homebody
04:23 - Dining alone is your favourite thing
05:11 - Your pets are the closest beings to you
05:42 - You can go off-grid without anyone noticing
06:13 - Dating apps never work for you
06:45 - You don't take care of your appearance and have poor hygiene
07:22 - Your flirting game is all off
07:58 - Nights out always end drunk and alone
08:41 - You are obsessed with your ex
09:05 - You don’t dare ask someone out
09:51 - You've accepted that you're going to die alone

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[marioskomnos]

Loneliness by choice is heaven and loneliness without choosing it is hell.

[Jose-htlw]

Sometimes people choose to be alone, and that's ok. You don't need another person to validate your existence.

[martinbrewi]

I think some people are missing the point of why it is so painful to think about " dying alone."" I'm a male who has been single my whole life . At the age of 62, I accepted the idea that most likely I die in a hospital bed with no family or friends to comfort me. The sad part is that I never found that woman whom I could have a life with, good, bad, or indifferent. I have spent my time on earth alone .I will "die alone, " having led an empty existence .

[perfectbeat]

We all will die alone. Even if surrounded by people, they won't die with you.

[jennifer-joey]

As an introvert I embrace solitud being alone is not lonely. It's peaceful

[davidsondan]

I asked a coworker out one time and she tried to get me fired for being a creep. The worst thing that can happen is not a "no".
I don't talk to women anymore unless I absolutely have to.

[slchance]

When I was in medical school, i RARELY saw someone die surrounded by family and loved ones.

And when they did, it was awful: the family was crying miserably at seeing their gunshot, vehicular accident, or stroked loved one acutely dying. The patient was heartbroken at seeing his loved ones so miserable.

I've heard "I dont want them to see me like this" more times than I want to remember.

[Comtst]

number 1: You treat your roommate poorly
me: I don't have a roommate

[heathrunyon]

I accepted dying alone 46yrs ago when I was 10.

[p.capes]

We're born alone, we live alone, we die alone.

[ChosenOne]

I rather live alone that be with a terrible person thst is all messed up in the head.

[donthomasakadont]

I know I will die alone, my mom died alone and she was a great person that provided for her siblings. My grandmother died alone and her children treated her like trash while she suffered from dementia on her deathbed for two years. My dad helps people more than he helps himself and he will die alone because he built a wall around himself and secludes himself from the world. I had a cousin that died alone because she had a baby stuck in her tubes. I've never seen the happy death where loved ones are around except once when a girl I was dating brother died in the hospital from a gun shot wound to the head. He was an innocent bystander but we were there as he took his last breath and they took him off life support.

[patricklindsay]

The only one of these that absolutely apply to me is the last one -- I know I'll die alone. The others I actually do -- treat roommates and waiters well, ask girls out on dates, hang with friends, etc. I'll still die alone and I'm fine with that.

[moonlightprincess]

Everyone does die alone, so idk what this list is even about

[jakobnunez]

Jesus this channel is brutally honest.

[patpending]

I've wasted a lot of time and energy in the past putting other people first. They will happily let you, but frequently do not reciprocate. Eventually the penny drops and you either
edit these leeches out of your life, or they move on without you anyway and don't give a thought to you. Whether many people or no-one at all attends your funeral, you won't know or care. It is important to have a Will so that your estate goes to who you want it to, otherwise your immediate family will just automatically get it, which you may not want. I looked after my former landlady for many years, including buying her food. She had no will. When she died suddenly her family turned up (having never visited her in the 19 years I lived there), inherited her house and had me evicted. My landlady had not repaid me for the food and groceries I had bought in the previous year and her family just said I had bought her nothing and they owed me nothing. I'm much better off alone.

[informationcollectionpost]

I enjoy my alone time but dieing alone never frightened me as much as the possibility of just disappearing off the Earth without a trace to those that would have known me. More people disappear than you would think. As an extroverted- introvert, I would never want tons of people around me as I was dieing but I want the ones who really know me to be there.

[judylandry]

Take care of yourself. Eat small amounts of high quality food. Exercise everyday. Let the sun shine on your face, look at all the stars in the sky and find your joy. Life is a gift. Treasure it and your body. When you die, be at peace with your past and you won't be scared.

[navodabeyasinghe]

Number 8 is true for me. Sometimes I went about 48 hours without turning the internet on and no one noticed. And one week without going online people only knew because I told them earlier.