Life sucks, then you die
"Life sucks, then you die" encapsulates a bleak perspective on existence, reflecting the struggles and hardships that people face. This quote, originating from Stephen King's novel "Pet Sematary," suggests that life is filled with suffering and ultimately leads to death. It highlights the inevitability of mortality and the often harsh realities of life, portraying a sense of despair that can resonate with readers who have faced significant challenges.
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