If I died, well, for one thing no one will remember me.
Well, I hope if I died (don't even think about it) I will live until I can say to the YWS that I died.
Warden: "If you want to lead, all you have to do is ask." Alistair: "What? Lead? Me? No, no, no. No leading. Bad things happen when I lead. We get lost, people die, and the next thing you know I'm stranded somewhere without any pants." - Dragon Age
if i died.... well i hope people would remember me, i mean, who wouldn't want anyone to remember them? even if it was just one person who would remember?
I'd be worried, Moon, after you aren't on msn for two or three days.
I never actually thought of what would happend to my usernames and everything online. I have three real life friends on here so I'm sure my mom would tell and demand them to tell people here but only my best friend knows my password. She knows all my passwords actually, at least the ones I've told her I have accounts on. If my best friend didn't come on here and tell, then one of my parents may figure out my password and tell people.
I try not to think about that sort of stuff, though.
-alwaysawriter
Meshugenah says to (18:12:36):
Kat's my new favorite. other than Sachi.
As none of my friends or family really know about my web surfings, and as I haven't given out my Facebook, I don't think you'd find out about my untimely death directly. Just bear in mind that if I do disappear suddenly for no reason, I've probably died (or I've been *discovered*, and my wealth and fame means I'm too good for all of you - either/or ^.^)
There's always been a lot of tension between Lois and me, and it's not so much that I want to kill her, it's just, I want her to not be alive anymore.
No one knows my passwords or anything. And I routinely delete things on my computers - prrriiiivacy! - but my family knows I go here, as do some friends. I've made some friends from here into RL friends and some have my facebook.
So, I think people here would find out somehow. Either way, can't miss what you never had, ne?
*Hearts* Le Penguin.
I like you as an enemy, but I love you as a friend.
I wonder sometimes as well, because it's odd how even if you're gone, the things you leave behind on the internet remain, and there's people who will never know of what happened.
A boy from my sister's grade passed away last year in an accident, and on facebook his profile is still on, exactly the way it was before, with his status filled in and everything. It's horrid how it's left behind like that, as though to prove that the person was there, and to keep them from being forgotten.
