u/SufficientBug7460

I am so over these nasty ass men cat calling. What do you do or say?

tell me one time where you blacked out and you were acting crazy or whatever the case may be. WHAT HAS SOMEONE TOLD U ABT URSELF?

- How do you usually start? Do you sit or lie down? Eyes open or closed? Do you focus on your breathing, a specific thought, a mantra, music, sounds, or basically nothing?

-How long do you usually meditate for, and how often do you do it?

- And probably the part I’m most curious about: What is one meditation session that felt insanely real/ was really trippy? have you gotten better where each time you feel amazing?

I am curious to see what stories you guys have. What are some stories you can't really explain? But happened.

Whether its something they expect before they arrive or something they do while they're here, what's something visitors almost ALWAYS seem to misunderstand abut the UK?

Could be food, culture, people, etiquette, etc...I am just curious to see what stands out to people who actually live here.

Hello what are some fun things to do in Downtown Denver? I have never been.

-Edit : I am staying from the 27th -31st of this month

I am a woman who is 24 so i love Exploring, Smoking some weed, Bar hoping, Clothes shopping etc. (Just to give you some insight)

Hello what are some fun things to do in Downtown Denver? I have never been.

-Edit : I am staying from the 27th -31st of this month

I am a woman who is 24 so i love Exploring, Smoking some weed, Bar hoping, Clothes shopping etc. (Just to give you some insight)

Hey you guys i wanted to make this post because i genuinely want to know your take.

I have honestly thought about death for as long as i could remember. Even has a little kid, i was weirdly aware that one day I'd die, everyone i love would die, and theres was nothing i could do to stop it. That feeling has never really gone away.

The last couple of years, several people i have known have passed away. Some i was closer to than others, but every loss brings those thoughts back. It reminds me how temporary everything really is.

Just to set the record clear i am NOT trying to turn this into a religion thing at all. I know everyone is entitled to their OWN opinion. But me personally i would like to believe theres something after death. Not necessarily heaven or hell.. just that our consciousness or soul doesn't stop existing bc energy can not be destroyed. I'd like to think whatever makes us US continues somehow, even if it's in a way that we cant understand.

But at the same time, I wonder if... consciousness really does end? What if one second you are here experiencing life, and the next.. theres just nothing? That thought is hard for me to wrap my head around.

I'm genuinely curious what everyone else believes. What do you think happens after we die? Do you believe our soul moves on? Or do you think death is simply the end of our awareness?

Also, has anyone here ever had a near-death experience? If so, what happened? Did it change what you believe about death or consciousness afterward?

I've wondered about this for most of my life, and I'd honestly love to hear different perspectives. It's one of those questions that never really leaves my mind.

I swear this is the ONE PART of the case that i cant STOP thinking about.

Celeste says she is there.. David says he left the door unlocked... so he didnt greet her at the door. She had to be the one to find him. Did David hide out in the garage and jump out and attack her right at the entrance of the front door? OR did his creepy ass call her into the garage being like "Over here babe" (gross) i know we don't know for sure yet and have to wait for trial.

I also keep wondering if she could hear anybody at the house when she first arrived. Was it just completely quiet? Did she think other people were over? (it does state i think that there were people over?? or they were playing games up stairs with pedo ass david on the vr). I know we will never know what that poor girl was thinking, but i can't help but wonder if anything felt off to her in her last moments before he stabbed her. Did she have a intuition feeling like something was about to happen.

The thing that gets me the most is their messages when they are arranging the uber for her to arrive. She is calling him "queen" and "girly pop", joking around like normal friends/couples do (gross i hate saying couple bc she was a KID). She sounded excited that he finally said yes to her coming over and seeing him. That is one of the parts that gets me so sad... It's like she had absolutely no reason to think she walking into danger. She trusted him enough to walk right in and had no idea what was waiting for her.

I know nobody can actually answer what happened in those last few moments. Bc its what EVERYONE is trying to figure out. But i always catch myself wondering if they talked first.. or if it happened almost immediately. Did she feel comfortable when she walked in?

- What are your guys thoughts? what is your take?

RIP Celeste you never deserved this. I truly hope you are at peace.

still find myself wondering what goes through David Burke's mind now. Does Celeste ever cross his mind? Does he think about her every day, or has he convinced himself to move on from what happened?

I can't help but wonder if, in the quiet moments, he's haunted by her memory or by the life they could have had if things had gone differently. If he could go back and change that day, would he? Or is he so detached from it all that he feels nothing?

I'm genuinely curious what everyone else thinks. Do you believe someone in his position is tormented by guilt and regret, or do you think he's justified everything in his own mind?

I don't ask because I feel sympathy for him—I ask because I'm curious about the psychology of it all. How does someone wake up every day knowing their entire future is gone because of one decision? That's what I keep coming back to.