Wife just came home and said she saw a lady throw herself in front of a train. My wife and her aunt had to stop for the incoming train and noticed a lady sitting close to the tracks. As the train approached, they observed the lady stare at the train and then throw herself onto the tracks before the conductor could react. Apparently the body was mangled and strewn on the side of the train out of their sight...pretty crazy. She seemed a little too chill about everything...a little too chill...did I marry stone-cold killer?
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wickedComment -
never fkn heard of yaComment -
She must have had the Dodgers.Comment -
Wow that's some crazy shit. I wouldn't worry about your wife, some people react to shocking situations with relatively little or no outward response, but that doesn't mean she isn't thinking/feeling differently. Definitely not your typical dinner time discussion sheesh.Comment -
Wow in these times strange we don't hear more about this stuffComment -
You obviously haven't been around here long...these BS stories are posted weekly....wait a couple of days and someone's wife will come face-to-face with a Gorilla at the zoo and she was forced to helmet shine him or she couldn't leave....then it will be..did I marry a chick who has something for jungle animals?..blah blah blah
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Must have been heavily invested in the stock market.Comment -
this her?
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Most people desensitized. Seen some crazy shit before and had no real reaction, kind of crazy you always think you would get chills but does not really faze you.Comment -
Look at the breaking news headline...I didn't make this up.Comment -
Should of scraped that shit off the train and had dinner
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I just find it a little odd that she cried last night while watching the documentary, Praying with Lior, which is about a Jewish boy with down-syndrome and then does not blink twice about seeing this...maybe I just need to cut down on Dexter.Comment -
She was watching Dodgers game?Comment -
That would be crazy man, I would be dumbfounded if someone did that in front of me.Comment -
A few weeks from now when you ask her to pass the salt at dinner, she'll launch a steak knife at your head and start to cry.
All of us deal with trauma differently. Some react right away and for others it takes time for our brains to digest what's happened. Don't worry - you'll see some reflection of her grief/shock/distress. And when you do, just remember that you were sitting on a gambling forum talking to a bunch of strangers when you could've been having a chat with her, sexing her out of her latent grief, running her a bath, etc...Comment -
I already tried to talk to her about it...but she seems to shrug it off. It's only fair that I mention that she is a nurse practitioner and has had experience working in hospice.Comment -
Some people in health care become insensitive to dying and seeing people pass on-ER doctors and nurses especially as they go from patient to patient. Amazing at the number of battlefield Doctors end up as ER doctors. gl to you and your wife.
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And thanks for hospice as well- what a great service they provide for families.--Comment -
Best to avoid viewing those rubber band playsComment -
Thank god Shari is here to school a poster on what his wife is thinking and what he should do about it
Anyway where I'm at we have had a shit ton of bank robberies....seems like everyday. People getting crazy.
Shlts about to become the wild west boys
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If my wife were average, this would have been sound advice. However, she didn't give two shits, which is why it psyched me out a little.Comment -
Intense.Comment -
why would you choose such a painful and messy way to go? i think if i ever go, it'll be with alot of drugs, booze and water involvedComment -
***** sake man, thats too morbidComment -
That is terrible. So sorry to hear that.Comment -
That's something I hope to never see.Comment -
that is the worst thing what women can see..Comment
