Do you believe in an afterlife?

I'm honestly torn on the issue. I lost the love of my life to cancer, but we made an agreement before she died. If possible, she would reach out to me, and I would know it's her because we have a word that she'll use. It's been years now, and I've yet to see or hear that word. I've lost confidence that I ever will.

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meggie · F

There is no evidence of it. You need to put the past behind you and face the dawn.

ProfessorSwatz · 31-35, M

@meggie there isn’t an real substantial evidence, but it doesn’t mean you Can’t have the mental notion to think of the best possible outcome for the person you may have had a connection to. That’s how some people move on, that’s how some people continue to live a life they loved when someone they once had is no longer around.
Not saying yeah, Let’s hang on to the thought and get depressed about it, but people should embrace that death is a natural part of life and it happens, sometimes slower other times faster than anticipated.
But just saying Forget about it because you can’t tangibly see the results doesn’t make for a better experience.