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Echo919x•

just filter through those, look at the small picture next to it or read the description, if you don't think you'll like it then hit the "hide" button under it. That's what i do, i can't stand watching beheadings but i still like this subreddit

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ebleesOP•

I like it too, but I only want to see that instant of life turning into nothing. How can I filter

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Echo919x•

well there are only a few things that i know of, so if there's more then if someone could tell me them then that'd be great. But on the right side you can search by flair, then just think of what is usually a fast way to go. Executions and suicide are usually fast, while beatings, shootouts, or car accidents usually are slower.

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HelloEvie•

I'm getting into volunteering with Hospice care, so in the process, I've watched a lot of videos and informative documentaries on the last days of life. Most show a couple people taking their last breaths. I wanted to know what to expect... for the most part, it really was a perfectly seamless transition (for the patient; not so much for the family.) Anyway, if that's the kind of passing you're looking for, trying Googling from that angle rather than gore or death videos.

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