Topic: The most painful thing in your life - page 9. (Read 4072 times)
i learning car driving then i met in car accident then my hand broken in that time my mom cried more it is most painful thing in my life
Telling a friend to back off on teasing me on a secret and having him do it more
The most painful thing in my life, Being betrayed by someone you treasure the most and losing someone
who you consider as you bestfriend.
who you consider as you bestfriend.
One of the most painful things in my life is when I lost my friends at school - they used me and I didn't understand it.
Like losing someone who is loved, betrayed, is considered ignorant, unappreciated, what is most painful in your life.
The only thing, when the death of my mother has changed my life. its the biggest shock of my life, when I was see my mother eyes is nothing. I was shock and depression. I came much much closer to him and realized how it feels to lose someone so close through him. I feel more connected to my mother now.
for me, watching my favorite anime get bad ending, the feel i get in shigatsu kimi no uso still there 
,// just kidding, of course the most painfull thing is losing my family member or my close relative....
,// just kidding, of course the most painfull thing is losing my family member or my close relative....
More painful? When I lost one of our relatives, our aunt died last Feb 2016, it is very hard for us to accept because she is also part of our family, she is always there when we are going out or when we have a special occasion.
Like losing someone who is loved, betrayed, is considered ignorant, unappreciated, what is most painful in your life.
The most painful thing happened to my life is when my father died I really do not know how to dwell on our lost I just really love my father nothing compares to the things that he did for our family He is the greatest Dad in the whole wide world and I love him so much.
The most painful thing in life is not to have time to achieve your goals and live life in vain. When death comes, you will understand that he was just a miserable loser who did not have time to do anything for his life.
Not enough lube.
LOL. I wish this forum had a +1 feature.
I live near the Arctic Circle and therefore one of the most painful things in my life is having to use the outside toilet in winter
The most painful thing in my life was my daddy died. Because we love him very much.
The most painful in my life is when you need someting and you need to eat but you cannot because you doesn't have food that you are going to eat. I told to myself when I become old and ready to have a family, my family will not encounter the same problem that i use to experience. I need to work hard and get a stable job before getting married.
The most painful thing in my life is the time when my dad is fighting for his life at hospital because of sickness. Until now i still missed him He is the reason why I became who I am right now and I am so thankful to him.
My brother hit me in the balls by accident when I was little. So much pain.
The most painful thing is to lose a loved one or someone dear to your heart. Either by his death or a breakup, I will not like to live this situation several times in my life.
MY MOM DIED when I was 10 years old.
My most painful experience was when I was asked to sing in public, but they laughed at me.
I think the most painful things that we could experience in life is losing someone we love .
I agree with you. Losing someone I love is the most painful thing especially that person become an important part of my life. It is hard to accept that I am the one who do bad that cause for them to be change. I love them but I do something stupid that actually hurt them. They are my friends and treat me like their own family but I did not give value on it. I love them and I am also in pain. They actually forgive me for what I have done to them but the lost trust is hard to get back.
When someone stepped on the big finger of my toe brought me to tears also but of course losing someone so dear to you is unequal in pain.
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