Forever Immortalized

[darque_lazarus]

Since Stacy's death, I have been checking MySpace a lot for updates and just seeing how things are going, as most of her online life was posted through that website. And I got to be thinking that unless Ken takes it down or MySpace folds, her page will be there forever. We will always be able to see the last time she logged on. Her last mood. Her

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[serenity_rose7]

*hugs tight* Never to be forgotten, sweet.

Take care, missing you.

[feetwilltravel]

It's kinda odd isn't it? A friend of mine died and he lj is still up. People keep posting comments on her last entry. It's so sad. She'll never be removed from my friends page. So forever immortalized.

[bramblekite]

never put anything important in writing :P

more seriously

[bramblekite]

The times in the past when I thought about offing myself, I stopped when I started to think about my online stuff. Do I leave a list of websites, usernames and passwords for people to read/delete/make public all of my thoughts, do I delete or make private everything I can find before I do the deed, do I entrust the list of usernames & passwords to one person (my sister, for example) and burden her with all that knowledge and no instructions on how to deal with it?

There's lots of ugly stuff locked away out there in the world.

I have paper journals too.

It's troublesome to think of anyone seeing all that.