(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); I'm going through a very tough time in life (long relationship breakup) and I was just wondering what is the toughest thing you have been through in your life so far?

Watching my grandfather die right in front of me with my dad.. And he had to stay cool the whole time..

Being weaned last year was a very taumatic experience...

On a serious note, I had put him in and carry my father's body bag out to the hearst when he died at home. Fuggin funreal home sent a 18 yr old kid by himself to come get him. Those images have stayed with me for years.....

Probably days to most....



****ing hell mate, that's terrible.... I have no words to describe how angry and upset i would be if they sent an 18yo by himself to carry a family member

Toughest thing ive been through was when i was 7 and my mum passed away, my dad had to bring me and my sister up on his own which was tough, once we moved over to the UK and got settled my life picked up and now i just try make my mum proud :y:

That's nothing man lol I was in two relationships that were over 2 years, one that was over a year but it overlapped with one above lol and my current one is going on 3 years...

Okay well different people have different ways of looking at things, not everyone is the same. And how old are you?

22, I am not an old man if that's what you are assuming lol

Alright let me start with this the most dramatic and painful thing in my life was when my uncle died, he died of a heart attack the one were your dead before you hit the ground forgot the word for it, he was young for what people should die at he was only 46? but Ive gotten over it and accepted it death is apart of life weither its easy or hard to go buy is your choice not crying during someone you love who died shows your scared to cry because you think other people might judge you

My dad on the other hand his father died on his birthday back in 2000 i was only 4 years old then and i remember him being sick and i say that is one of the hardest things in life is having your own parent that grew you up and was beside you for for 34 years (how old my dad was when his father died) i don't like to mention it as it seems seriously rude.