Idk about the saddest. But losing someone you love / are emotionally connected to who is still living, is right up there.

Probably different for each person, it's not black and white. When my mom was dying it was about her children and that she would miss out on their lives.

To me its not even death. I handle death very well. God decides that he wants people back. He has the power to do that .What's sadder to me is losing someone whose alive. Someone's whose warm embrace you can still feel. You can still see them and touch them every day. You can decide that you want them back, but you have no power.

so many

finding out Santa isn't real
that your parents aren't perfect
that the love of your life doesn't love you
getting fired
the death of your first loved one
the death of a pet
and what Achelois said - the "what ifs"

I think it’s more of the internal build up conflicts and doubts resulting on seeing things as monotonous is the saddest moment I can think of?

When you lose someone you care about...or they get hurt. Worrying about a child is pretty high up there too.

Losing loved ones. I can't get my mind off it. Not just who I've lost but who I will lose.

When chips are over, and I'm trying to collect the crumbs from the end of the package but there's only salt left. A pigeon next to my bench and nothing to give him.

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Lost my MOM at a very early age for me.

I was only 7+.

Depends on the person. For most it's the death of a person they are emotionally attached to.

Tax time.

Coming to the realization that they're basically alone in the world and no one is coming to save them is up there. Idk about saddest though.

sometimes there's more than one moment.. sometimes there are years of sadness..

Being disowned by family. Walking away realusing there is no one who cares.

Loss of loved ones
Heartbreak

On their death bed with regrets of what they didn’t do.

Death and loneliness

Losing a spouse, grandchild, or child

Not having any sad moments to call your own because you never found connections to begin with.

When forgiveness arrives… and there’s no one left to give it to.

When your bank account goes flat, your rent is due, your car needs repairs and your fridge is empty. Then the power is shut off.

Death and separation

The death of a child

Losing a loved one thru death or estrangement

Losing a loved one through a break up or death.

Finding out that they have a legal right to a name... but not the right to KNOW what their own name is.

Learning democrats have a majority

It's subjective.

Long after theyre gone and no longer remembered

The death of someone you love. 💔😢😢😢😢😢