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What's to take away from this story? 1. Revolvers don't jam - that can decide between life and death 2. The mind is remarkably good at warping memories to be
by Kenji 11y ago
What's to take away from this story?
1. Revolvers don't jam - that can decide between life and death
2. The mind is remarkably good at warping memories to be more positive. Here we have a man who (spoiler) tried to kill himself and later describing this period of time as "not that bad".
- shakycode 11y ago1. I didn't own a revolver as I always favored semi-autos 2. Yes, looking back it now almost 6 years later it wasn't as bad as when it was happening. Yes I was on the brink of dying but I came out a stronger person and have learned to look back at the situation as a life lesson. If I let it haunt me to this day I'd be right back where I started.
- kw71 11y agoI think you made a lot of decisions in a young person's mindset - some of them got you into the debt hole - but this one saved your life. Thinking about my acquaintances there are four kinds of people among them who carry automatic handguns. Cops. "Shooting enthusiasts" who spend a lot of time and money practicing and are highly skilled. Former military. And wankers.