[EGOIS]

A tragic accident claimed the life of a student yesterday at Gateway ICT Polytechnic in Sapade, sparking concerns about road safety.

after the accident he died.

[Mr.NoCredit]

They’re both a complete mess.

[rohmell]

The fuck are some of the spectators doing, dancing in celebration of the accident and injuries?

[Mecrupulent]

The look of her right foot on the second video Bet that hurts

[Dream_Trawler]

I'd hate my last moments to be of people crying hysterically. I feel like that would add a layer of hell to the experience.

[Nitro187]

Originally Posted by Dream_Trawler ↗

I'd hate my last moments to be of people crying hysterically. I feel like that would add a layer of hell to the experience.

It’s interesting you say that—because a lot of people who’ve gone through intense near-death experiences describe something very similar. Not in a literal sense, but in how it feels. The emotional weight—regret, guilt, unresolved choices—can become overwhelming in those moments, almost like everything catches up to you at once.... like 'eternal damnation'

For some, that internal experience gets interpreted as “hell”—not necessarily a physical place, but a state shaped by what they’re carrying inside. And when you add in the chaos around them—people crying, shouting, reacting in shock—it can amplify that feeling even more.

So yeah, that idea of your final moments being filled with panic and distress from others… it could definitely make an already intense experience feel even heavier.

[Necrotic Bowel]

It’s a Tragedy

[akham]

It is important to ensure that severely injured accident victims are moved around as much as possible.

[William May]

Originally Posted by Nitro187 ↗

It’s interesting you say that—because a lot of people who’ve gone through intense near-death experiences describe something very similar. Not in a literal sense, but in how it feels. The emotional weight—regret, guilt, unresolved choices—can become overwhelming in those moments, almost like everything catches up to you at once.... like 'eternal damnation'

For some, that internal experience gets interpreted as “hell”—not necessarily a physical place, but a state shaped by what they’re carrying inside. And when you add in the chaos around them—people crying, shouting, reacting in shock—it can amplify that feeling even more.

So yeah, that idea of your final moments being filled with panic and distress from others… it could definitely make an already intense experience feel even heavier.

ESPECIALLY if you didn't get to eat any of the fresh donuts in your little paper sack!

[Unicorn1090]

Originally Posted by Nitro187 ↗

It’s interesting you say that—because a lot of people who’ve gone through intense near-death experiences describe something very similar. Not in a literal sense, but in how it feels. The emotional weight—regret, guilt, unresolved choices—can become overwhelming in those moments, almost like everything catches up to you at once.... like 'eternal damnation'

For some, that internal experience gets interpreted as “hell”—not necessarily a physical place, but a state shaped by what they’re carrying inside. And when you add in the chaos around them—people crying, shouting, reacting in shock—it can amplify that feeling even more.

So yeah, that idea of your final moments being filled with panic and distress from others… it could definitely make an already intense experience feel even heavier.

Wow that was deep. Who thinks like that. Where's your faith in God and the forgiveness of sins. Jesus Saves.