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At what age did you gain a true understanding of death?

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raves +6   by mk, Supreme Smartass

Answered At twelve or older

My father died when I was 13
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  • raves +3   [-] by Jill

    Answered Around seven

    My cousin died he was not so close to me but it somehow hurt.
    At first I was really scared of death but now I'm not, I learned that I had to be ready for anything without fear,to live everyday as my last.
  • raves +2   [-] jams replied to Jill
    Live each day.
    live
  • raves +3   [-] Jill replied to jams
    like your last ;D
  • raves +4   [-] Michelle Princess Pack Leader replied to Jill
    So true!
  • raves +5   [-] Michelle Princess Pack Leader replied to jams
    Oh yah!
  • raves +4   [-] Michelle Princess Pack Leader replied to Jill
    Death usually hurts when it's somebody you know.
  • raves     [-] Jill replied to Michelle Princess Pack Leader
    yup
  • raves +1   [-] by !~Midnight §hadow~! *PONED*

    Answered Around seven

    I fully understood it when my grandmother died....It is really sad and scary to witness.

    fully understood grandmother died sad scary witness
  • raves +4   [-] Michelle Princess Pack Leader replied to !~Midnight §hadow~! *PONED*
    aww, that is sad!
  • raves +1   [-] !~Midnight §hadow~! *PONED* replied to Michelle Princess Pack Leader
    Yea. Then not too long after my aunt died. After a few years so did my gramps. I miss them so dearly!!!

    yea aunt died years gramps dearly
  • raves +2   [-] by brooke

    Answered At twelve or older

    I didn't understand death completely ((the feeling of loosing a loved one)) untill this year when my grandpa died. understand death completely feeling loosing loved untill year grandpa died
  • raves +5   [-] Michelle Princess Pack Leader replied to brooke
    aww
  • raves +2   [-] by Rondolce

    Answered Around seven

    When the eight year old who lived upstairs died of leukemia.
  • raves +3   [-] by crsone

    Answered Around five

    My Grandpa, with whom my parents and I lived, died sometime a few months before I was five.
  • raves +2   [-] by Emi Kay

    Answered Around five

    I lost my great grandma when i was around this age, and have lost a lot of relatives since then, so i've always had a pretty good understanding of death.
  • raves +4   [-] Michelle Princess Pack Leader replied to Emi Kay
    yah
  • raves +2   [-] by Lauren

    Answered Around ten

    my mom died when i was ten &i went crazy for a year
  • raves +4   [-] Michelle Princess Pack Leader replied to Lauren
    That is sad, hope you are ok now.
  • raves     [-] Lauren replied to Michelle Princess Pack Leader
    yea it was hardd but im better than ever now =]
  • raves +2   [-] by Sister Jean

    Answered Not until I was an adult

    when my Mom died I was 38
  • raves +5   [-] Michelle Princess Pack Leader replied to Sister Jean
    That is young, I was 37 when my Mom died.
  • raves +1   [-] Sister Jean replied to Michelle Princess Pack Leader
    tough I so miss her
  • raves +2   [-] by denbo62

    Answered Not until I was an adult

    thats something a kid should not have to think or be aware of. death is everywhere especially with todays media. for me when my uncle died. i was 19. he was 40
  • raves +4   [-] Michelle Princess Pack Leader replied to denbo62
    no, but it happens.
  • raves +5   [-] by Gremlin

    Answered Not until I was an adult

    And even being grown up I some times think death will not fully be

    understood untill such time one is facing the death him selve.......... grown times death fully understood untill facing death selve
  • raves +5   [-] Michelle Princess Pack Leader replied to Gremlin
    very true.
  • raves +1   [-] Gremlin replied to Michelle Princess Pack Leader
    AMEN !
  • raves +3   [-] by Miss Lori

    Answered Not until I was an adult

    I was 30. Until that age, my understanding was that when you die, you end. But when I was 30, I learned that only the body dies, just like everything else material, but the soul, the active principal within the body, does not die, because it is made of energy. Since energy can neither be created nor destroyed, the ME within the temporary body also is never destroyed. Death, then, is simply moving out of this body.
  • raves +3   [-] by mike

    Answered Around seven

    you never really understand until you see it first hand
  • raves +2   [-] Sister Jean replied to mike