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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I’m not sure that I should be sad but I’ve just started traveling in my adult years. I’m almost 40 and many of my family members are in their 70s, 80s, 90s now and never had the opportunity or financial means to travel. I’ve only been to England and every state on the East Coast so far — so nothing terribly exciting but more than any of them have ever been able to. I think of the family that died like my father and grandmother without ever going to the beach. Simple things I take for granted maybe? Not sure what type of guilt I’m feeling but I am feeling it today. [/quote] Are you sure it's guilt OP? Or just melancholy and nostalgia for family members missed? [/quote] Op here. I feel emotional also when they talk about how segregated things were for them and how life was even at the times when they were my age. We are AA. They were all in the South their entire lives - deep VA and NC. [/quote]
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