Assume that you only have the resources and money that you’ve acquired up to this point in your life, and you still have to pay rent, bills etc. You are basically physically capable of everyday activities but extreme feats (eg running marathons, climbing everest) are not realistic.

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    21 year ago

    Idk I’d probably just live like normal, but find a place to rent so I can live and enjoy without anyone minding lol, probably take some steroids and build a shit ton of muscle so I could see myself jacked as well probably, though 6 months prolly aint enough

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    21 year ago

    travel. international flights might be out of the question but theres gotta be plenty to drive around and just go see and explore. maybe try to reconnect with some old friends i once loved dearly

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    141 year ago

    Rehome my pets to make sure my bonded animals stay together and everyone goes to someplace that will love them :(

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    71 year ago

    Not enroll in any classes, that’s for sure. Keep working so my family isn’t any worse off than they need to be. Try to arrange that my wife and stepson will be able to stay at the house I grew up in (since they wouldn’t be able to afford to keep our house). Let my friend who likes Magic have first dibs on my cards, then sell the rest. Try to fix up our house so my wife loses less money when she moves out. Try to fix up the house they’d be moving into, so it’s less depressing.

    • Maeve
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      41 year ago

      You’re a good heart. Your consideration of your success and stepson are very touching. May you win a significant amount of money, and live to enjoy it.

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    151 year ago

    I would quit my job, sell my house, cash out everything I could and move to southeast Asia to live like a hedonist. Hookers and blow, perhaps literally.

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    41 year ago

    Well, I’m not exactly super rich from med bills right now, but being physically well enough to do normal stuff would be a pretty bittersweet miracle. I’d take it in stride.

    I have a few loved ones who are pretty well off who would probably want to go on a few vacations with me, and I’d probably go do some cool stuff with some fandoms (I’m not even that into Xena but I want to go to a Xena event some time because that’s real fandom goals IMO) to celebrate nice people who exist and raise awareness of whatever’s killing me.

    If I were dying, love to do something dumb like ask the world for enough stickers to cover an entire car with pokemon or ponies or dragons or something.

    You would remember some obscure disease if it were the Dragon Sticker car, right?

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      21 year ago

      I’m not exactly super rich from med bills right now, but being physically well enough to do normal stuff would be a pretty bittersweet miracle.

      Oh to just be told “it’s terminal, you’ve got 6 months, good news, you’ll have a surge of health before the end”

      It’s not what I would hope for from my life, but it sounds nice to finally be able to just, stop.

      No more chasing down GPs for refferals, no more calling specialists asking if they’ve sent over results and reports. No more weekly appointments trying to find the right medication. Most more confusion over “is this symptom something new that’s unrelated? Or Is it related? Will it be temporary? Is this symptom my new normal? Wait, is this a drug side effect?”

      No more fighting with council to get ramp access to my house, no more stressing over how I will ever be able to afford the home care I’ll need for the extended duration I’ll need it on the income my disability limits me to.

      No more looking at my mother and my auntie’s as they slowly crumble, while still being expected to suck it up and bear the responsibilities they always have. No more seeing the long, deteriorating future ahead of me reflected by my loved ones.

      No more “oh, you’re chronically ill? have you tried drinking water and doing yoga?”

      No more “you don’t look sick”

      I’ve only got 6 months to have to put up with any of this, and then I’m gone.

      I’d prefer to be alive, but I wouldn’t be upset at the universe if that’s the hand I was dealt.

      6 months is a good time frame. Certainly beats getting hit by a bus tomorrow - who would look after me cat?

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    71 year ago

    Quit my job and blow my savings traveling and visiting my friends and family. Probably chill for the last couple weeks.

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    101 year ago

    So I… Kinda fantasize about this like daily.

    I think I’d be incredibly happy/relieved to know I can die without hurting my family too much as it wasnt by my own hand. At the moment I’m trapped here and I don’t exactly want to be.

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      71 year ago

      If your family would be upset to lose you, I imagine they love you and they would be upset no matter the way it happens. You might be trapped now, but life is long and full of opportunities. Luck is when preparation meets opportunity. Seek help, go to therapy, work on yourself and grab life by the balls. This humble stranger on the internet believes in you.

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    151 year ago

    fly to america and piss on ronald reagan’s grave.

    it’s 1 of my 3 bucket list items and i’ve already done the other 2

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      Lol what were the other 2? I’m guessing Margaret Thatcher was one of them.

      Stay hydrated!

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        41 year ago
        • create full digital autonomy, destroy any and all entries to ads and trackers on a system level for my flat (basically, live a life of no digital annoyances, and once we nuke the world wide web be able to live without internet access and not miss a thing)
        • get a merge request accepted

        yeah i know, pretty anticlimactic.

        i am considering adding large scale industrial sabotage at alphabet or blackrock as a forth item tho

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    I’d get started on all those “100 Things You Must ______ Before You Die” lists. I mean, I’d like to spend time with loved ones and prepare for the end, but they’re mandatory, apparently.

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    411 year ago

    Honestly, spend time with my family and pets. Enjoy nature. Have a big party with my favorite people where I tell them how they’ve made my life so wonderful.

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      71 year ago

      After divorcing and making sure my wife and child get whatever nest egg I can scrape together, I’d go big on highest limit credit cards I could find and we’d all go have as many adventures as possible together (even if it’s just right seeing).