This pool. Aww man, the man tears have been shed.

I just love the way it starts out with such a morbid sentence, then ends with something so heart-breaking, yet heart-warming.

Damn. That even possible?

Should I cry tears of sadness? Or tears of happiness?

Guess I'll settle for both.

Damn it why the sad stories! These collections so depressing...

This is the first one, in order, that has a good end, the ones before have innocuous beginnings and bad ends.

crap this reminds me too much of clannad, which in turn reminds me of how cruel our world is.

and for any loving mother to giver her life in exchange for her child's......it's noble, yet at the same time, cruel in itself.

*sees thumbnail*
*expects moe writing*

The Contrast!

damn this is so friggin cruel!!! worthy of being here.

You gotta feel sorry for the many actual cases of this.

EVER SINGLE TIME your birthday comes around, you will almost NEVER be able to enjoy it as easily as most people get to.

wtfbagels said:
You gotta feel sorry for the many actual cases of this.

EVER SINGLE TIME your birthday comes around, you will almost NEVER be able to enjoy it as easily as most people get to.

The Truth

A life long tragedy, a child born into this world and never see his/her birth giver, the mother...only received the warmth once...i must shed a tear for this

I'm just gonna say this: it's not easy knowing that your mother passed away giving birth to you. And I'm not saying it isn't justified to feel upset about that. However, if you think that being upset about that is paying proper respect to her, then you're mistaken. Any parent that would sacrifice their life for their child wouldn't want their offspring to regret his or her own birth. As long as you're alive, your parents will be able to live through you to an extent.

So don't give your parents anything more to worry about and show gratitude that they did something so selfless. Even if something happens to them, knowing that their child is living his/her life to the fullest makes it all worth it in the end.

God... I cried...

I tried to hold back the tears but nothing could stop the dam from breaking...

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