I feel sad when I remember the time my nan was buried. the pain in my heart felt like it was ripping into two separate parts. She was like a second mom to me, a best friend. now she gone only to be seen again when I die myself.

I know how that feels... 27 of my family and friends have died in the past 2 years =[

More than half of my family has some sort of illness that can kill you. And than most lf the other half has mental problems. Or if not the other two, is dead, or is on there death bed, and about thre percent of that is healthy. So, I am one of the lucky ones in my family. My dad's dead, my great aunt is on her death bed, my step grandma is dead, and died about two weeks ago. So basically, my family is screwed up also.

That doesnt sound good!

A lot of my family have mental problems as well or are dead so I know how you feel. Well sort of anyway as everyone feels differently about stuff.

Yea, you get used to it, and it dosen't stink as much once you hear the news.

Still hurts a little sometimes though. Not nearly as much as it did though.

Yea.

Nothing tragic has happened to me much

My parents almost got divorced 2 years ago

My grandfather died when I was 6

What makes me sad is probably watching or reading really sad stuff

Grave of the Fireflies

A Walk To Remember

Both of these are tearjerkers

What makes me sad? I guess my family suffering. I mean we get through hard times, but it still hurts to see my parents in pain.

Sad movies make me sad too, but I don't really cry anymore, its just, I don't see a point. I just kind of harden myself so that when something really sad comes along, I can fight against it. Maybe I shouldn't, but I do.

I know how that feels. My mom is suffering from arthritis and it's getting worse. It makes me upset to see the pain in her eyes when she tries to get around. I do the best I can for her, but I feel I'm not doing enough. Now I have this fear that she could end up in a wheel chair in the next tw years.Which she'd hate. I just wish there was something I could do to prevent it.

I guess all we can do is just...be there for them and help them get through it. Maybe give them support and just cherish the time we have with them. It's scary though, to just see them in so much pain and not be able to get rid of it. I also have a fear that my dad'll end up in a wheelchair, if he does, he might just give up and...I don't know...it's just scary and really sad.

I see sadness every day, and every minute. I am sad, when I know the world is out of touch, and that, no hope is left. I see the world dumbing down, destroying itself, and beinging more liberal, and I weep fiercely inside.

It makes me kinda sad that I feel sad over the littlelest things possible. (i.e. not being in the same class as my dear friends)

It's sad for me to know that bad things can happen twice as much as good things in our lives. But in the end, all the bad things are worth it, because in the end, there is something to be happy about.

my life makes me sad, my parents are drunks and they dont hear me at all or see me they have done some horibble, scary things, im 13 and i wish to forget it all so im probably going to move in with my sister soon i go into more detail in my storys/poems lol

lydia (not my real name but it eans alot to me) xoxoxo

Sometimes the oddest things can make me sad, remembering my old friends... reading something sad... watching something sad... don't really know.

On the other hand; the oddest things can make me happy-hyper too...

My life makes me sad. I've been abused my whole life, mostly by my dad. It still hurts. Whats worse is when he died I still didn't forgive him, he never even admitted he was abusive, my whole family hated me then. They said I just should have forgiven him since he was dying.

GIRL I KNOW HOW YOU FEEL DONT FORGIVE HIM HES JUST AN ** HOLE YOU EVER NEED ANYONE TO TALK TO U CAN TALK TO ME

My greatest despair is action (or non-action) that is the result of insensitivity, cruelty, or sloth. Regardless of a person's general behaviour, endeavours based upon those non-virtues cannot be ignored and are indicative of humanity's curse - internal turmoil as the result of our supposedly-heightened, beyond-mammalian intellectual potential.

I feel the same way with my grandpa that died two years ago. He was my other dad. He left when i was 10. It was really ** my family but now it's okay because we remember that he's in a good place and we'll see him again someday.

sadness is something strong, something that can be ruined by happyness, somthing that people charish for some reason, but the good thing about sadness is that is will always go away if you want it to.

I have grown up all my life with an autistic older brother. He has Asperger's Syndrome and anxiety issues. Now a days my parents and him have a hard time getting along. I always have people in my church pray for our family and it has gotten better since when it first started. Sadly there is still a ton of arguing that happens, but I have in a way grown more numb to the pain everytime I hear the shouting. I still have tears flowing occasionally (depends on what all is going on at the same time) and I usually I try to ignore the words they all utter. Maybe I'm sensitive, but darn it still hurts to hear it all.... :'( Also, I feel like I am the only sane person in my family some days and I am fighting a battle alone with no shield. I just pray that things get better....I really don't want to turn bitter from all the pain and have my innocence corrupted. In fact, I usually use poetry, music, anime, and art as my escape. It works, so I have stuck with it for a long time... In fact, I like to write poetry based on my experience . In a way, you can say they're awarness poems. Also, I felt sad when both of my grandpas died. One in 2008 and the other the very next year... I miss them so much... :'(

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