SwordMaiden2845
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Granted, but the vacation is on a volcanic island.
I wish for eternal happiness
I wish for eternal happiness
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Granted, but he treats you like the dog crap at the bottom of his shoe.Wish granted, but one is put down.
(That was mean. TT^TT I'm sorry.)
I wish I could meet Jacksepticeye.
Granted, but the help doesn't work and he starts hurting everyone else.Granted, but he treats you like the dog crap at the bottom of his shoe.
I wish my ex would get mental help and stop hurting girls.
Wish granted! Because you no longer have eyes!Granted but nobody else can see them.
I wish I didnt need glasses/contacts.
Granted, but the peace comes from everyone uniting and blaming all of the world's problems on you.Wish granted! Because you no longer have eyes!
I wish for world peace!
Granted, you enjoy 50 years of the most fulfilling life anyone could ask for, before succumbing to dementia that leaves you in a completely senile state for the next 50 years. Your caretakers are forced to restrain you with straps to prevent you from hurting yourself, or anyone else. On the day of your 101th birthday, you manage to collect your wits and mumble that your final wish is to be able to enjoy some cake, something you have not tasted in a very long time as your diet now exclusively consists of mush fed directly by tube into your stomach. Out of pity, one orderly decides to loosen your restraints in order to allow you to enjoy what might very well be your final meal. Unfortunately for her, you either finally release 50 years of pent up aggression or mistake her eyeball for cake as you drive the fork straight into her cornea and twist it out with what you must have thought was a savage howl, but was in reality only a harsh gargle. You flee the wretched institution that has been your home for 50 years, and run aimlessly down the road. What greets you is a world completely alien from a half century of progress, made all the more confusing by the lenses of dementia and a fittingly ominous downpour. Through sheer luck or damned fate, you find yourself in the local graveyard filled with the decomposing bodies of friends and family. The stately family mausoleum you had remembered and envisioned was now nothing more than a gaping hole, ravaged by years of neglect and disrepair. Already weak from your extended bedridden state, you had no choice but to seek shelter in the final resting place of your loved ones. As you tremble and try to remove the clothes soaked by a combination of the watery hell experienced both outside and inside your body, you slip and bash your head against the headstone of your mother. While a suitable death to atone for the violent deed committed to the orderly, you still receive a relatively peaceful death compared to what awaited you if you fell back into the clutches of the institution. As your blood seeps slowly into the ground, you smile and reminisce that this is exactly how you wished for your death to happen: peacefully, in the company of those you love, and after a fulfilling and long life.Granted, but inflation has now made that worth the equivalent of two cents.
I wish for a peaceful death in the company of those I love, after a long and fulfilling life.
Granted, you enjoy 50 years of the most fulfilling life anyone could ask for, before succumbing to dementia that leaves you in a completely senile state for the next 50 years. Your caretakers are forced to restrain you with straps to prevent you from hurting yourself, or anyone else. On the day of your 101th birthday, you manage to collect your wits and mumble that your final wish is to be able to enjoy some cake, something you have not tasted in a very long time as your diet now exclusively consists of mush fed directly by tube into your stomach. Out of pity, one orderly decides to loosen your restraints in order to allow you to enjoy what might very well be your final meal. Unfortunately for her, you either finally release 50 years of pent up aggression or mistake her eyeball for cake as you drive the fork straight into her cornea and twist it out with what you must have thought was a savage howl, but was in reality only a harsh gargle. You flee the wretched institution that has been your home for 50 years, and run aimlessly down the road. What greets you is a world completely alien from a half century of progress, made all the more confusing by the lenses of dementia and a fittingly ominous downpour. Through sheer luck or damned fate, you find yourself in the local graveyard filled with the decomposing bodies of friends and family. The stately family mausoleum you had remembered and envisioned was now nothing more than a gaping hole, ravaged by years of neglect and disrepair. Already weak from your extended bedridden state, you had no choice but to seek shelter in the final resting place of your loved ones. As you tremble and try to remove the clothes soaked by a combination of the watery hell experienced both outside and inside your body, you slip and bash your head against the headstone of your mother. While a suitable death to atone for the violent deed committed to the orderly, you still receive a relatively peaceful death compared to what awaited you if you fell back into the clutches of the institution. As your blood seeps slowly into the ground, you smile and reminisce that this is exactly how you wished for your death to happen: peacefully, in the company of those you love, and after a fulfilling and long life.
Wow, that was long, hoped you enjoyed it. Now, all that writing has made me kinda hungry, so no one can fault me for wishing for some cake, right?