Let's get morbid. >my grandfather died and my mother

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>my grandfather died and my mother took pictures on his deathbed of the moment before and after he died

>2 weeks before death

>Pic in OP was an hour before death

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>>17268873
>The moment of death

>>17268871
>>17268877
>disrespecting the dead this hard
Not cool man.

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>this was an hour after he died, he had turned all waxy but was still warm

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>>17268879
>my grandmother saying her goodbyes

He wanted it this way

>>17268877
seems peaceful

>>17268881
Don't disrespect the dead bad things will happen.

I never expected to see an interesting thread on /x/.

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>>17268871
I bet grandpa is all happy you're using his death pics for cheap thrill thread on 4chan.

Can you say angry ghost visits?

Any pics of him younger?

>>17268871
>>17268891
literal reddit tier post

www.reddit.com/r/morbidreality/top/

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Sempa-fi

>>17268902
Here's you're (You), OP

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Six Decades of Love.


...holy shit I'm going to die one day

>>17268881
>>17268877
why do they wear different suits?

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>>17268905
Congrats, you worked out I was posting content to my own thread. How cunning of you.

>>17268912
Still railing against "enemy" forums/websites.

How's being 12 treating you?

>>17268871
Disgusting... is this how you pay respect your grandfather?

>>17268939
Not everyone is petrified of the dead like vaginal secretions like yourself.

>not appreciating the art of momento mori

>>17268917
>>17268939
samefag

>>17268946
I pity you for how much of a filth is inside your mind! you poor poor man!

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>>17268954
Try again, madfag

>>17268956
Exactly one filth

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>>17268871
>>17268873
>>17268877
>>17268881
>>17268885
Nice story lying faggot
http://imgur.com/a/VyhN6

>>17268871
Wtf why would you want to remember someone you love within a moment in time where they are suffering?

>>17269002
Thanks truthseeker

>Be child no less than 7
>Have pet birds
>Like to fuck with them, hurt them
>Killed one
>One died naturally so I stabbed it afterwards with an electrical plug

>Be me now
>Buy pet mouse
>Fuck with it the same
>Dies

Should I fucking seek help or the guilt I feel a grand enough sign to show I'm not a sociopath/psychopath

lol he looks like he's jerking off

>>17268888
This. He looks better than my dad and grandma looked as they died which I had the misfortune of experiencing within a year of one another.

>>17269039
When u nut and she keeps suckin, bruh

>>17268871
What was the reason of his death?

>>17269029
talking to a psych might help. you should really stay away from small animals though

>>17269014
Doesn't look like he was really suffering. More like kind of yawning, which is an automatic reaction to low oxygen levels in the brain and as we all know doesn't necessarily indicate suffering.

>>17269029
I mean people kill animals all the time for fun in ways of hunting and what you do.

You are a massive faggot thats for sure but no you arent quite edgy enough to need help.

respect life on earth you queerbag

>>17269029
Not paranormal, just pointlessly destructive. Talk to a therapist.

>>17269029
>does action
>claims to feel bad afterwards
>thinks this makes him not a sociopath
Remove yourself from reality.

>>17268947
What are you a fucking faggot, kek

>>17269141
kek

>>17268871
I can't believe the mods didn't delete this sick ass thread from the get go.

medfag here. i clean dead old people like once a week. Toss em arounds side to side to clean their backs, butts, groins etc. And dress them up nicely.

It might sound like a horrible way we clean dead bodies but once you've seen over 100 dead bodies it becomes routine.

It's nothing special about dead people. Sure, it's creepy the first time you see a dead body and touching a dead body is weird. But it's just an empty shell of nothing. Stop making a big case out of it.

>>17269179
Got to do prosection in training. Not the same as dissection, the pieces are already cut, but it was cool handling pieces of dead human. Couldn't touch hoi sin sauce for months though, the smell reminded me of formaldehyde.

>>17268898
>www.reddit.com/r/morbidreality/top/
I knew I saw this before. I was afraid I was having deja vu

>>17268907
Apparently age shrinks your forehead. That's good.

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>>17268881
>but was still warm
Why the fuck were you touching a corpse in the first place?

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I did notice the clothing change, which shows that the last few pictures were probably longer than after that claim.

Anyone ever smelled death before? Not talking about the gross stuff like expulsion of waste, but there is that strange sweet smell.

My mother slowly died in a hospice, I was alone with her the moment she died.

There is something disturbing and strange watching someone take each breath before their last. Each breath you wonder if this is the last one and you just want it fucking over with, but you don't want them gone.

I also felt no morbid attachment to the body. The spirit is gone, why obsess? I NOPED the fuck out of the room and hospice the moment the coroner arrived to pick up her body.

They also wheeled all the elderly and hospice patients out of the hallway when wheeling my mother out. I wonder if those people have the capacity to understand what is going on each time they are moved out of the hallway?

>>17268873
In the mirror behind them there is a duck on top of your mom's phone

>>17268888
>scowling hard
>enough lip/jaw tension to crack a macadamia nut

>peaceful

>>17268871
>died in bed at home with his family
>not alone in a hospital full of tubes
your grandpa is a pretty lucky guy

>>17270964
>They also wheeled all the elderly and hospice patients out of the hallway when wheeling my mother out. I wonder if those people have the capacity to understand what is going on each time they are moved out of the hallway?

Why do they do that?

>>17270929
A lot of people touch corpses on a daily bases, some of the most touching moments in my life was handling death as a person who grew up on a farm.

>>17271100
So they don't see the dead body I guess? I don't really know.

>>17271061
>I don't know how the body's muscles work
>What is rigor mortis?

>>17271196
>what is rigor mortis?

stiffening of the joints and muscles of a body a few hours after death, usually lasting from one to four days.

There you go frend quick google is all was it took

>>17271852
As shown by the obvious wardrobe and linen change, these photos were not taken in the time frame the redditor claims they were.

>Let's dress Grandpa in his burial suit before the coroner gets here and before others know he's even dead!

>>17271872
Ok

>>17269029
Get help. I honestly hope you're burned alive but you can still be a decent person if you choose too.

>>17271042
Weird

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>>17269179
I've experienced a loved one die in front of me. All the life is drained from the body. It's amazing how slackened the body becomes within a minute of death. I think just seeing that really helped me get over her death. Her body just looked like a poor imitation of her real living self. From there I was more than ready to let go. That visual does help people cope I think. Our bodies are amazing enough to life as long as they do but everything must pass.

Ugh, this threat hurts. I have an older partner. He's much older than I am. I try my best to enjoy my time with him, but I know someday I will have to say goodbye. It really sucks.

>>17273114
I meant thread

>>17268871
Who the fuck does this?
If anyone takes pictures of my dead body, I'm coming back and kicking asses.
Seriously though I think thats pretty weird, saving a picture of a dead body, even if they are relatives

>>17268871
>das it mane

>>17269029
>taking anger out on tiny creatures.
Definition of a complete faggot master

>>17269029
Seek help, yes.

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>>17268871

>>17268871
Post these over on /b/ and see who is the first with a cum tribute
He does have a "mighty pretty mouth"

404-jesus not found. seek it, fool

I dont get it - Why are people crying over pictures of a dead guy? How is it even remotely "disrespectful"?

>>17270964
I know what you mean about the body not feeling like "them" anymore. My dad died in 2013 and my family stood around the bedside as he took his last breath. After he passed away my sister commented how it didn't even seem like my dad anymore. Like the essence of my dad just vanished. The body turns into this waxy texture that doesn't even feel real. I know it's cliche and can be explained by the lack of blood being pushed throughout the arteries, organs, veins, etc. But you can definitely "feel" when they've passed away.

>>17274826
Because he's dead and cannot consent to pictures?

Do you want your loved ones obsessing over a corpse you aren't in anymore?

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>Do you want your loved ones obsessing over a corpse you aren't in anymore?

We dig up other people's corpses and put them in museums so people can stare at them.

>>17268871
what a cock he thought as he drowned.

My grandfather donated his eyes to science and my parents had to see his corrpse after The eyes were removed

>>17269029
Doing this to animals is one of the textbook signs of a future serial killer.

For your sake, and the sake of those on Earth, please seek help. They can't arrest you for hurting animals, just please get somebody.

>>17274070
God, I feel like I fucking scumbag for laughing at that, hooooly shit.

I ain't goin' to heaven.

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>>17275440

My grandmother donated her heart to science and my parents had to feel emotions when they saw her corpse, after The Heart was removed

>>17275440

My grandfather donated his liver to science and my parents had to get smashed at the wake, after The Liver was removed.

>>17275422
Those aren't loved ones looking at mummies, unless you know you're a direct descendant.

>We wuz kingz and sheeit.

>>17275480

Looking at dead relatives creepy, looking at others dead meh.

>>17269029
You're unaware of subconscious aggression you possess so you lash out in ways that seem to you acceptable without thinking it through.

Go to a doctor and ask about impulsive treatment. Best of luck, bud. Rooting for you.

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>>17274070
When you nut but she still suckin

>>17269029
Psssh, nothing personal... Kid.

>>17268871
This isn't OP's grandfather. I saw these pics in a collection on imgur over a year ago.

These pics are not new or original. OP is a faggot. Quit stealing imgur shit and passing it off as your own.

>>17275640
I'm the same guy ^^^

I went and found the imgur collection. It was uploaded 2 years ago.
http://imgur.com/a/VyhN6

Once again. Fuck you OP

>>17275444
The trips command you to seek help

>>17268871

When the fuck did Junior Soprano die?

>>17269029
Wow, most responses were fairly decent. But fuck you, pal. Please get help.

when i was 17 and my brother died, my mom woke up that day and instantly knew something was wrong. he didnt live with us and he wasnt sick at all. the whole day she paced around and felt sick and worried. she made my dad go to my brothers house because he wasnt answering his phone and he was dead. it was pretty fucked up.

i hope none of your parents ever experience the pain of having a dead child, i could deal with the sorrow i felt but seeing my mom lose her mind is the worst thing that has ever happened to me

>>17271872
The third pic looks like they dressed him in a suit and left him there for 10 days

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>>17275527

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As a kid, my grandma was dying of cancer in her bed. She never let on how bad it hurt. My other grandma died 2 years ago. She had forgotten how to speak english due to dementia so I took japanese in college so I could talk to her a bit. She died the day before I went back to my hometown to see her.

>>17268915

Because when you die, all of your muscles will relax completely. Even your asshole and bladder. You do the math.

>>17269029
>>17269029
were you beaten or molested as a kid?

I had that problem as a child. I only did it with certain animals, specifically my guinea pigs (I never did it to any other pets, I loved my other pets, it was something about the guinea pigs)

I would always feel extreme guilt later on. I know I'm not a sociopath, I'm an EXTREMELY emotional person, to this day I feel so so sad about it.

Looking back, I think it was a way to take power over something I had no control of, my dad beat me, but never my brother who would do the same things that I would get beaten for and I had anger and sort of repeated the abuse onto something that was smaller than me.

desu I still get that feeling that I want to, after I was assaulted and developed anxiety 3 years ago I sort of craved wanting to take my anger out on something smaller, but felt immediate guilt and pushed it out of my head seconds later.

I've had a therapist tell me that's a normal reaction for children in abusive homes, or who have been molested or raped to 'repeat' or wasn't to take it out on an animal that can't fight back like they couldn't.

Theres probably something wrong with you or you have repressed memories your processing subconsciously if you did it now though. You are an adult, you should know better now, you are an animals entire world, it's sick and wrong to make their life a hellish torture no matter what, and if you don't have control over this you need to get yourself checked out.

>>17275440
My casket donated his human body to science and my parents had to see his inner padding after The body was removed

My dad donated his penis to science, and my mom had to see the body afterwards - she remarked that there really wasn't a difference, and we went about our day.

Before my maternal granny died, she wrote "I love you ~Granny" on a post-it, and gave it to my mom to give to me.

I still have the note, somewhere, I think.

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>>17273007
Hello friend. I remember you. Sending you wishes and blessings from my heart.

>>17268871
Rest in peace, OPs grandfather.

My grandfather mumbled gibberish through the walls to my younger siblings days before my grandmother died.

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>>17277589

Underrated post.

>>17268871
It's not that morbid, I would equate this to how they use to take portraits with dead family members back in the late 1800's and early 1900's.
Could be a way of coping for your mother or she has a specific interest in the moment.
Did you watch your grandfather die?
I watched both of mine die as well as seeing my father commit suicide.

>>17277761
You mean you studied Japanese to watch exclusive animes

>>17273114
Mom?

>dad has brain cancer
>perfectly healthy and normal a year ealier
>couple months into chemo he loses a shit ton of weight
>soon can't walk right
>can't stand
>can't sit up
>in home hospice
>breathing gets really hard
>cancer basically everywhere
>starts choking
>we let him die
>sitting right next to him
>watch the life leave his eyes
>watch his chest pump out really hard one last time
>everything gives

You can tell the second that a person dies. It is actually really interesting to watch if you can stomach it.

Have these pictures been posted before?
I remember seeing them around what feels like months ago.

>>17269002
>Uploaded 2 years ago

good catch

fakers gonna fake

>>17270926
think its the angle

>>17275440
My niece donated her feminine penis and my parents had to see me sucking it, after the penis was removed.

>>17279902
saw the corpse of my father. wasnt there when he died but ye, its strange to see someone you love lying there, like a hollow shell.

>>17268907
fuck that's amazing and sad

>>17269029
>this dude's a cat

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>>17268893
Nigga look like a prostate stimulator.

>>17271170
>daily basis

I should get some kind of corpse-based career.

>>17280725
kek

>>17275470
same oh my god

>>17269029
Sociopathic behavior, however you sound to have empathic markers. Get help. If you snap, it'd be a blood sunday with yourself as the cherry on top.

>>17278239
kek