What about if I die?

HHfanatic · 19th August 2008, 05:58

My mom always told me to wear clean underwear, just incase I end up in an accident and they have to take my clothes of.

Some years back i was thinking, what about I end up in an accident and I die, and my folks has to go through my belongings...

Not that I have to worry then, but I beleave some are up for a surprice.. :-)

johnieheel · 19th August 2008, 06:36

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Originally Posted by HHfanatic

My mom always told me to wear clean underwear, just incase I end up in an accident and they have to take my clothes of.

Some years back i was thinking, what about I end up in an accident and I die, and my folks has to go through my belongings...

Not that I have to worry then, but I beleave some are up for a surprice.. :-)

What if your wearing your heels when you die?

thatotherguy · 19th August 2008, 06:51

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Originally Posted by johnieheel

What if your wearing your heels when you die?

I don't know about other places, but my vehicle insurance broker clearly told me that if I was preoccupied with something such as talking on my mobile, or if I was driving with high heels (it's dangerous she claims, but I plan on trying it soon), in the event of a crash my insurance policy would get screwed over and I would get shafted... I dont know what will happen if I die though...

Amanda Snake · 19th August 2008, 07:55

I expect when you go to heaven you will be able to wear any shoes you like anytime. I expect it will be like a big party where nothing ever happens and everyone is there.
It's hard to imagine that nothing at all could be so exciting, and so much fun.

You'll be able to look down on your folks and see them all shocked after uncovering your perversions. All twisted up with their baggage in their mortal coils and making serious judgements.

Wearing heels already brings me a little closer to heaven but I'm sure when I actually arrive there, I will cast off my heels and have wings instead.
I'll be able to fly down and kiss tortured people as they sleep and make them smile. Thats what about when, not if I die.

Who can know what will happen?
Only god knows and he doesn't give a shit.

Danielinheels · 19th August 2008, 09:07

I wouldn't be around to see their reaction, but my folks know to donate EVERYTHING I OWN should I die before my time. So if some lucky woman (or guy) should receive my heels, so be it :)

Elegant · 19th August 2008, 09:36

I don't believe in an afterlife; when we die, we'll either rot and the worms will eat us, or we'll turn into ashes. The only thing that makes any difference for someone who dies is when they perish, what they have / haven't done in the earthly life and how much pain they have to feel before passing away. For the alive [especially family / relatives], the whole thing is more complicated: they have to deal with the formalities etc., but the worst thing is the mere fact that someone who was close to them will be no more.

fastfreddy2 · 19th August 2008, 15:32

Jeez, this is a bit of a dour thread?

If I were to croak tomorrow, herself would do what she'd like to have done any time during the last (cough) years. 3 yard skip parked outside the house, and everything I own would be put inside.

In fact she'd possbly see getting some extra wardrobe space as something of a silver lining....

At least I won't be around to see her flip when she finds out just how many pairs of shoes and boots I have.

....

Stilettoscot · 19th August 2008, 15:49

If I die soon, I'll have my folks give my shoes to Amanda. We're the same size, afterall!

johnieheel · 19th August 2008, 15:59

[quote=Amanda Snake;175075
Who can know what will happen?
Only god knows and he doesn't give a shit.[/quote]

Bad day Amanda, or are you always this excited about what GOD HAS givin you?

ericge · 19th August 2008, 16:08

Back when I was in the Army (yes, I was in the Army in the early 90s) and we would get orders for deployment (i.e. Desert Storm, Somalia, Bosnia), some of us had "Burn Boxes". These boxes contained personal information which we would want destroyed in the event of our death. Lots of operators used them to store things they didn't want their families or even the higher ups to see. I had one which contained photos of me starting to crossdress and some very personal financial information which could land me in hot water with the IRS.

To think about having a burn box now would probably take up the size of a large storage container on a cargo ship. However, everyone knows about my dressing so it wouldn't be near as large as it was 15 years ago.