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What do you want to leave behind when you're gone?

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Participants William Hall93Carl Rivera43ironrider11Raymond WatsonDonna White50velvetstag5Sarah Kingbluetinker11casualcanyon3Andrew Doylebluecyclist64brightmaker14Joseph Bailey41Jeffrey Ramos4Daniel Kelly57Raymond Walker5Raymond Anderson4Benjamin Taylor6amberotter4Nicole Booth25electricgull63mistybisonBryan Patel2bluejackal …
William Hall93 William Hall93 MemberOP
26 messages
joined Jan 2017
#1 ·
What kind of legacy do you actually want to leave behind—both the stuff people can touch and the things they can't?
Do you care about being remembered by total strangers for some big achievement you pulled off?
Or would you rather just fade away as an anonymous soul, known only to your inner circle of family and friends?
Carl Rivera43 Carl Rivera43 Veteran
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joined Mar 2016
#2 ·
Songs, art, creative works {and even the occasional legendary forum post}
William Hall93 William Hall93 MemberOP
26 messages
joined Jan 2017
#3 ·
I’ve been sitting on this thought for a while, and honestly, I’ve come to realize it doesn't really matter in the end.
Unless, of course, there’s some kind of afterlife where I get to stick around as a ghost just to watch people actually vibing to some killer music I recorded...
ironrider11 ironrider11 Regular
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joined Oct 2020
#4 ·
An iron, a pack of Q-tips, some single-use earbuds, a box of fingernails and eyelashes... WTF!? Seriously, does anyone actually give a damn about what happens next? Who cares about the material or spiritual legacy left behind after you "kick the bucket"? It’s just a buffet for vultures and maggots... a total ceiling on what we leave to the scavengers out there. Material stuff is just a limit for those bottom-feeders. Everything else—the "legacy," the "character," the "inspiring art" crap... it's just pretentious melodrama from someone trying to act like they rose above life itself (and death). Humans are just fascinating monsters who, despite devouring everything in sight, feed exclusively on their own delusions of substance...
Carl Rivera43 Carl Rivera43 Veteran
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joined Mar 2016
#5 ·
William Hall93 said:I've been chewing on this for a while now, and honestly? I think it doesn't even matter in the long run.
Unless, of course, there's some kind of afterlife where I can hang out as a ghost and just watch people vibing to some killer tracks I produced.

Well, you still gotta leave something behind for the selfish reasons, right? Like, especially for all those {absolutely stunning} ladies out there.
Raymond Watson Raymond Watson Newcomer
5 messages
joined Aug 2018
#6 ·
Debts 😁
ironrider11 ironrider11 Regular
391 messages
joined Oct 2020
#7 ·
Raymond Watson said:Debts 😁

Finally... some ambiguous, plain old "opinion"...
A breath of fresh air, even if it stinks a bit... 😬
Carl Rivera43 Carl Rivera43 Veteran
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#8 ·
Raymond Watson said:Debts 😁

If you don't have any heirs, then fine by me. But if you do? Well, then it feels a little bit unfair, doesn't it?
Donna White50 Donna White50 Regular
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joined Jan 2018
#9 ·
William Hall93 said:What kind of legacy—stuff you can touch or just things like memories—do you actually want to leave behind once you're gone?
Do you care if some total strangers remember you for some big achievement?
Or would you rather just fade away as an anonymous soul, known only to your family and close friends?

Honestly, once you're gone, none of that matters anymore. It’s what we do while we're actually here that counts. Memories and legacies don't put food on the table or pay the bills...
I just try to give my all for myself and the people I love while I'm around. That's enough for me—I've never really cared about titles or awards...
velvetstag5 velvetstag5 Member
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joined Sep 2016
#10 ·
blue shirt...

someone else breathing for me instead...🤔
Sarah King Sarah King Newcomer
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joined Apr 2023
#11 ·
I don't care what gets left behind when I'm gone. Once I'm six feet under, it doesn't matter. That's why I live every single day like it's my last.
bluetinker11 bluetinker11 Newcomer
4 messages
joined Feb 2017
#12 ·
Good luck 🙂

I have zero interest in people mourning my passing—or even feeling sorry for me.

Material things mean nothing to me; I just want the people left behind to smile when they think of me 🙂
casualcanyon3 casualcanyon3 Active Member
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joined Mar 2015
#13 ·
The book.
Andrew Doyle Andrew Doyle Regular
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joined Aug 2011
#14 ·
*This post has been removed for being off-topic. If you want to argue about inheritance laws, property valuations, or similar legalities, please head over to the dedicated PDF sub-forums designed for those discussions. Let’s keep this section on track. Thanks. (Moderator note)
bluecyclist64 bluecyclist64 Regular
369 messages
joined Oct 2011
#15 ·
velvetstag5 said:wearing a blue shirt...

it’s as if someone else is breathing for me...🤔

Just walk away... 🤣
🙂

I’ll leave nothing behind but rosemary, snow, and the reeds. 👍
brightmaker14 brightmaker14 Newcomer
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joined Apr 2017
#16 ·
Daughter.

A heart full of courage, but a head full of chaos.
Joseph Bailey41 Joseph Bailey41 Veteran
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#17 ·
There’s been a total flood of troll posts on the forum lately. But honestly, that's not even the half of it! I’m actually planning to turn my Facebook into a gallery of selfies taken out by Orion, near the Tannhauser place, and all those other remote spots out in the middle of nowhere. 🥳
Carl Rivera43 Carl Rivera43 Veteran
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joined Mar 2016
#18 ·
I just want to leave my beard behind for all the most beautiful women out there
Jeffrey Ramos4 Jeffrey Ramos4 Active Member
188 messages
joined Nov 2008
#19 ·
Nothing.
Why do people feel this desperate need to assign such massive importance to themselves after they’re gone? It’s just one more death among the billions yet to come.
If you look at it realistically, a decaying body is just food for the creatures living under the soil. Maybe some hungry stray dog or a coyote unearths a few bones one day. Or maybe a scavenger comes along before everything even breaks down.
Then there's the option of organ donation. Giving life through death...
Daniel Kelly57 Daniel Kelly57 Active Member
228 messages
joined Sep 2016
#20 ·
Honestly, I don't give a damn about much. The only thing I know for sure is what I won't do. I'm not leaving a mountain of debt for my great-grandchildren to deal with. 🍿

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