Personaly, I thing life is so unfair. I say it because before 7 years ago (at October of 2006) my dad died from a brain damage (I think so). At November my precious fish (two goldfish) died. We burried my dad at a family grave and my fish at a vase with flower in it. "It's like Fear and Death married and born a really ugly baby".
Dude. This is not the place to take this. We all know life sucks. We don't need your sob stories to prove it.
Sorry to hear about your dad and two fish. Before letting yourself get too depressed and think life is unfair, maybe you could try and think about some of the things your dad did during his life that was great. Such as when he created you. Look at Nelson Mandela. He died, but everyone celebrated his death because of the great things he has done during his life. No one is saying life is so unfair for him.
Just because you lost someone you love doesn't mean life is unfair. It would be unfair if your dad lived forever while the rest of us die. If you expect everyone and everything to be fair, you've got another thing coming. Get over yourself, the world doesn't revolve around you.. yet. Strive to be better than those before you. Gather all the knowledge you can from your elders and people around you. Finally, if you ever lose hope: Keep your head up, you won't find hope lying on the ground.
Bro, life doesn't suck. It's harsh yes but it doesn't suck. Quit feeling so sorry for yourself and do something with yourself. I want to recommend the movie The Dark Knight Rises to you. In this movie you will see something that's really moving as Bruce Wayne gets broken down to literally less than nothing. Youll see him have to work his way back from less than nothing and become a stronger barman. It's actually pathetic to see the types of thoughts that went through this man as he was trapped in this hole. No disrespect to Bruce Wayne but his thoughts were really pathetic for a superhero. I recommend you see this with an open mind to the story because it really moved me. He has to gut it all out while helplessly watching his city get destroyed, and somehow he was able to beat the odds. I tell you this story because it's a really moving idea if you feel bad for yourself and you think everything around you suck.
I didn't have the lion king but I watched the jungle book and I learned The jungle book > the lion king
Truly sorry about your father, but if after 7 years the most you can add is your goldfish died you are actually pretty lucky. Not to lessen the pain of it, but it is normal for parents to die before their kids. It has nothing to do with fairness.
Not to be mean or disrespectful but..., Everyone has trials that they go through in life, some people have it super easy, some have it so hard they barely have time to talk. Instead of looking at it like life sucks, why don't you look at it as it could be a hell of a lot worse then it is so I should be thankful. And another thing, posting this kind of stuff on a game is going to draw in pretty much every type of hate mail, why? Because people are bored or have nothing else better to do with their life then to be hateful and egoistical. Games are meant to be fun, not full of depression, that's why games are good at relieving racing thoughts. So do something to keep your mind busy, not put yourself out there to be ripped apart. There are plenty of places to go on the internet to talk about stuff like this lol
Life is awesome and amazing, and if you need post in here these types of topics your life obviously does suck. Or your trying to join the crying train and get chicks, pick yourself up, dust off the cobwebs and get a job. Or stay stuck in the past and become a statistic.
I'm just absolutely perplexed. He follows the death of his father with the death of his two goldfish?