My two uncles had it. It's not really a bad desease to have yourself other than the end game where it eats away at your brain and then you lose organ function. But the memory loss you're just oblivious to. My uncles couldn't have cared less that they had no clue what was going on. You give them a beer and put a ballgame on and they were happy.
don't ever say that. it's a fricking gift to be conscious of what's going on around you. Something people don't talk about with dementia and alzheimer's is the intense fear of being clueless to what's going on around you or fear of not remembering things. Imagine being in an endless cycle of fear the last years of your life. frick that shit.
I live in constant desperation due to severe Pure O OCD, since the moment I wake up until I go to sleep I'm repeating things and obsessing about things in my head, so I know what you are talking about. And also realizing how pathetic my life has been remembering all the shit that I have lived. I would prefer to lose all those memories and and all the rest, and forget who I was.
>dementia is your brain slowly rotting away
Is this really worse than dying of cancer or a heart attack? When you get so far along in dementia you don't even have a sense of identity. When you die you don't even feel like you died. I think it's worse to die fully cognizant of who you are and that you're dying.
i feel like this is one of the worst ways to go. especially because of the pain that your family experiences as they watch you forget who they are. dementia is not only the death of your health, but also the death of your soul.
>When you die you don't even feel like you died.
False because NDEs are actually solid proof of life after death, because anyone can have them if they come close to and survive death. And they are so extremely real to those who have them: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U00ibBGZp7o
As this NDEr described their NDE:
>"Now, what heaven looks like? 'OMG' doesn't even describe how beautiful this place is. Heaven is, there are no words. I mean, I could sit here and just not say anything and just cry, and that would be what heaven looks like. There are mountains of beauty, there are things in this realm, you can't even describe how beautiful this place is. There are colors you can't even imagine, there are sounds you can't even create. There are beauties upon this world that you think are beautiful here. Amplify it over there times a billion. There are, it's incredibly beautiful, there's no words to describe how beautiful this place is, it's incredibly gorgeous."
And importantly, even dogmatic skeptics have this reaction, because the NDE convinces everyone:
https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/mysteries-consciousness/202204/does-afterlife-obviously-exist
So anyone would be convinced if they had an NDE, we already know this, no one's skepticism is unique.
>muh brain chemistry
Neuroscientists are convinced by NDEs too. What do skeptics think they understand that neuroscientists do not?
>muh DMT causes it
Scientifically refuted already, and NDErs who have done DMT too say that the DMT experience, while alien and really cool and fun, was still underwhelming to the point of being a joke when compared to the NDE.
So dying from dementia will be like waking up and you will more than feel it, you will ultrafeel it.
The "afterlife" people see is from their brain firing off randomly as it shuts down. It's no more real than a dream. You can be relatively lucid like you can in dreams sometimes, only this time you can't force yourself to wake up.
So that being said, I think if you have a guilty/fearful concious your experience could be a nightmarish hell until your brain has completely shutdown.
Shortly after my grandfather passed away I was in a pretty nasty car accident (drunk ran a red light), and I had the pretty standard NDE at some point between the accident and waking up at the hospital. A tunnel of light, beautiful images I can barely put to words, and I got to talk with some of my ancestors. Including my recently deceased grandfather, telling me he was proud of me, it was not my time yet, and to take care of my grandmother During the experienced I remembered something; my grandmother had been b***hing about a safe my grandpa had that she did not have the combo for. So I asked my grandfather what the combo to the safe was. And he stumbled, and did not know, and that is when I realized the whole experience was just something fake & gay my mind came up with, and I woke up in a hospital bed.
My grandma got a lock smith to open the safe later on; he did have some gold & silver coins in there, along with a bunch of tax forms, bank statements, insurance paperwork, and other boring stuff. Nothing he would have wanted to keep secret.
>Neuroscientists are convinced by NDEs too. What do skeptics think they understand that neuroscientists do not?
wow a lot of proof there buddy
you are a moron
What always boggles my mind whenever this post pops up is how backwards regligious people view the world regarding facts and faith. There is literally no audience to this type of posts.
>telling this to a religious person
They already believe in an afterlife. Beliefs depend on blind faith and not "facts" or "logic". They don't believe believe in doctors (of any kind) any more than they want to. Therefore these methods are wasted on them >telling this to a hardcore atheist person
Clinging to the non-existence of afterlife the same way a gnostic theist does. No amount of possible fact or logic could convince them, therefore once more these methods are wasted on them. >telling this to an agnostic person
This may seem the right target audience but the unforgiving truth is that there is not enough facts to claim that there is any afterlife at all. I once went on a binge reading about NDE research papers and unless they were funded by a religious group, the overwhelming majority of them went either went with "yeah, could be anything really" or "probably just some sort of brain short-circuit flooding itself with impulses".
The evidence is just simply not there to support the theory of afterlife. These people won't be convinced because there is nothing to convince them with and these methods are once again wasted on them.
So who is the target audience? Fricking morons giving them money and buying their book.
You have lucid moments where you're able to go "oh frick I'm losing my fricking mind". Also they're confused all the time which is never a good feeling, it's not like they just go blissfully unaware into another reality.
It's really a question of self. I think dementia is really hard on everyone around you, and I don't think whatever is left of them is enjoying it.
I've seen guys who have really aggressive cancer who struggle to even move around have a better last few months, even if they're throwing up every few hours, because at least they have mental capacity and their family gets some closure.
Yes, its genuinly worse than death after a certain point.
i feel like this is one of the worst ways to go. especially because of the pain that your family experiences as they watch you forget who they are. dementia is not only the death of your health, but also the death of your soul.
It's worse.
You don't just lose your identity overnight, it's a slow process, which can be terrifying.
See [...]
It's not worse for you, it's worse for your family. You have no idea wtf is going on.
But you can realize you're forgetting things without forgetting everything.
There's that video of a father who doesn't know who his daughter is, but he feels that he loves her for some reason and feels that he has to protect her but doesn't know why.
this. My friend's grandad had dementia, it's incredibly tramatising to be around someone you've known and loved all your life turn into a blubbering moron.
But imagine the potential for yourself: you could rewatch your favorite kino's every night, and not remember them the next day.
honestly at that point I'd just send him to an asylum or something to maintain mine and my relatives' sanity. God can send me to hell later if he wants, IDGAF
Could also probably send him to sweden to be euthanized, It'd be the most humane thing to do
That’s why it’s worse for you. I want to stay me until the end. I don’t want to cross that boundary into death with my eyes and mind closed. I want to experience what lies beyond the vale as myself, because I am intensely curious about it. Dementia and Alzheimer’s robs you of the DMT induced trip into fractal reality as you die
Heart attacks either kill you instantly or you survive with issues. With cancer, you suffer but still maintain your lucidity. Aftermath of strokes are the worst. If you survive, you get dementia and constant pain.
To be honest it doesn't sound too bad. It's like falling down a hole you're comfortable in. You're losing yourself but soon will lose the ability to care anyways
>5 minutes
Not even still drunk from the day before is it that bad. Takes me ten seconds at the most and that's if I'm woken from dead sleep and still high on melatonin or whatever,
Which scenario is likely to occur first? >Bruce Willis returns to acting with a neuralink and puppeteer feeding him lines >Bruce Willis returns to acting as a completely AI generated/deepfaked digital avatar indosinguiahable from real life
hard to care with the stories of this guy being an butthole his entire life. apparently Hulu knows he's about to die and is trying to make money off it, because they got the rights to that moonlighting tv show
>it's literally my biggest fear
For me, it's going blind. I figure dementia is only bad in the early days, eventually you're just having fun counting floor tiles.
>If they kept him in movies he would be doing better
Look at his filmography for the last few years. He did like a dozen direct to video sci-fi/action roles that nobody watched, probably to make as much $ for his family before he passed.
I haven't seen any of them but I can only imagine that the directors were pretty much treating him like a puppet.
It''s really horrible, and it's not living. The worst part is as a family you can do nothing but watch as they degrade and get worse and worse and lose themselves. My grandma went through this over a decade ago but the absolute worst part was that she couldn't die peacefully because of the evil laws in this country that prevent dignity at the end of life.
for weeks my grandma was kept in hospice, slowly dying. towards the end they didn't give her water or food or anything and it was the worst sitting in that room with her watching her suffer for days until she finally expired. I'll never let that happen to my parents if they get dementia.
the only peaceful thing was that we would put on music she recognized despite being completely gone, and her hands would sway up into the air as she listened to it, that was the only sign that there was still some part of her inside.
I really really hope chronic masturbation and porn addiction doesn't make one more likely to develop dementia
Otherwise I should just kill myself at 50
>“The thing that makes [his disease] so mind-blowing is [that] if you’ve ever spent time with Bruce Willis, there is no one who had any more joie de vivre [joy of living] than he,” the director continued. “He loved life and … just adored waking up every morning and trying to live life to its fullest.”
What's the point of it all, you're better off just being a miserable frick all the time
Imagine just constantly being confused all the time
What's today? What was I doing? Who are these people? My family? Oh... I guess if you say so... why don't I remember my family what the frick? oh hey I remember something, where's that handsome milkman at I never see him around anymore. Gone you say? How tragic.
Just constantly bombarded with confusion and errant memories from years ago probably firing off for the last time before they're gone forever
My mom died from dementia/alzheimer 4 months ago..
Its really fricking horrible, if it someday hits me too, i just hope i still have my mind(and balls) to just blow my brains asap before i turn into a vegetable. Taking care of her showed me that no human should go out like that...
Condolences anon. My grandma had severe hallucinations not being able to tell reality from her imaginations. She died from a stroke after one of her episodes roughly half a year ago.
It's surreal to watch someone as they literally plunge into madness and I hope if this happens to me when I'm old I'll still be able to kill myself so I won't put my family through it.
> In the final years of his career, Willis starred in many low-budget independent thrillers and science fiction films.[58] He worked primarily with the production companies Emmett/Furla Oasis, headed by Randall Emmett, and 308 Entertainment Inc, headed by Corey Large. Emmett/Furla Oasis produced 20 films starring Willis.[59] Described by Chris Nashawaty of Esquire as "a profitable safe harbor" for older actors, similar to The Expendables, most of the films were released direct-to-video and were widely panned.[58] Willis would often earn US$2 million for two days' work, with an average of 15 minutes' screentime per film.[60] He was nonetheless featured heavily in the films' promotional materials, earning them the derogatory nickname "geezer teasers".[61][62] The Golden Raspberry Awards, an annual award for the year's worst films and performances, created a dedicated category, the Worst Bruce Willis Performance in a 2021 Movie, for his roles in eight films released that year.[63]
> Those working on the films later said Willis appeared confused, did not understand why he was there and had to be fed lines through an earpiece.[59] Days before Willis was scheduled to arrive on set for Out of Death (2021), the screenwriter was instructed to reduce his role and abbreviate his dialogue, and the director, Mike Burns, was told to complete all of Willis's scenes in a single day of filming.[59]
Brucebros...
Just let him die.
The face you make when you normalized microtransactions, always-online drm and brainwashed your fans into a stockholm syndrome.
Come on Bruce. Give us one last Die Hard.
That's exactly what he's doing.
It’s too late anon, it’s always been too late
that shit is actually scary bros, i pray none of us will ever have to deal with dementia
My two uncles had it. It's not really a bad desease to have yourself other than the end game where it eats away at your brain and then you lose organ function. But the memory loss you're just oblivious to. My uncles couldn't have cared less that they had no clue what was going on. You give them a beer and put a ballgame on and they were happy.
It's a pain in the ass for everyone else
Do you think that it is so bad to just forget about your life and live in your bubble the last days of your life?
I would choose that to the nightmare that is my mind.
don't ever say that. it's a fricking gift to be conscious of what's going on around you. Something people don't talk about with dementia and alzheimer's is the intense fear of being clueless to what's going on around you or fear of not remembering things. Imagine being in an endless cycle of fear the last years of your life. frick that shit.
I live in constant desperation due to severe Pure O OCD, since the moment I wake up until I go to sleep I'm repeating things and obsessing about things in my head, so I know what you are talking about. And also realizing how pathetic my life has been remembering all the shit that I have lived. I would prefer to lose all those memories and and all the rest, and forget who I was.
poor dude 🙁
Why doesn’t he just stop acting moronic?
>dementia is your brain slowly rotting away
Is this really worse than dying of cancer or a heart attack? When you get so far along in dementia you don't even have a sense of identity. When you die you don't even feel like you died. I think it's worse to die fully cognizant of who you are and that you're dying.
Yes, its genuinly worse than death after a certain point.
i feel like this is one of the worst ways to go. especially because of the pain that your family experiences as they watch you forget who they are. dementia is not only the death of your health, but also the death of your soul.
>Death of your soul
Nah fame, your soul can't take damage unless you damage it. Read Plato brah (Also Christ)
>When you die you don't even feel like you died.
False because NDEs are actually solid proof of life after death, because anyone can have them if they come close to and survive death. And they are so extremely real to those who have them: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U00ibBGZp7o
As this NDEr described their NDE:
>"Now, what heaven looks like? 'OMG' doesn't even describe how beautiful this place is. Heaven is, there are no words. I mean, I could sit here and just not say anything and just cry, and that would be what heaven looks like. There are mountains of beauty, there are things in this realm, you can't even describe how beautiful this place is. There are colors you can't even imagine, there are sounds you can't even create. There are beauties upon this world that you think are beautiful here. Amplify it over there times a billion. There are, it's incredibly beautiful, there's no words to describe how beautiful this place is, it's incredibly gorgeous."
And importantly, even dogmatic skeptics have this reaction, because the NDE convinces everyone:
https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/mysteries-consciousness/202204/does-afterlife-obviously-exist
So anyone would be convinced if they had an NDE, we already know this, no one's skepticism is unique.
>muh brain chemistry
Neuroscientists are convinced by NDEs too. What do skeptics think they understand that neuroscientists do not?
>muh DMT causes it
Scientifically refuted already, and NDErs who have done DMT too say that the DMT experience, while alien and really cool and fun, was still underwhelming to the point of being a joke when compared to the NDE.
So dying from dementia will be like waking up and you will more than feel it, you will ultrafeel it.
You just keep this post saved to your clipboard or something? Still not reading it you schizo.
frick sake, it's the schizo again
cope
I was legally dead for 8 minutes.
I didn't see shit.
If you died for 8 minutes then the time in between would've seemed almost instantaneous
They hated him because he told the truth
The "afterlife" people see is from their brain firing off randomly as it shuts down. It's no more real than a dream. You can be relatively lucid like you can in dreams sometimes, only this time you can't force yourself to wake up.
So that being said, I think if you have a guilty/fearful concious your experience could be a nightmarish hell until your brain has completely shutdown.
Shortly after my grandfather passed away I was in a pretty nasty car accident (drunk ran a red light), and I had the pretty standard NDE at some point between the accident and waking up at the hospital. A tunnel of light, beautiful images I can barely put to words, and I got to talk with some of my ancestors. Including my recently deceased grandfather, telling me he was proud of me, it was not my time yet, and to take care of my grandmother During the experienced I remembered something; my grandmother had been b***hing about a safe my grandpa had that she did not have the combo for. So I asked my grandfather what the combo to the safe was. And he stumbled, and did not know, and that is when I realized the whole experience was just something fake & gay my mind came up with, and I woke up in a hospital bed.
Grandpa here, shut up you little fricking shit. You're never getting my nazi gold. You thought I forgot? Like hell I'd forget.
My grandma got a lock smith to open the safe later on; he did have some gold & silver coins in there, along with a bunch of tax forms, bank statements, insurance paperwork, and other boring stuff. Nothing he would have wanted to keep secret.
Dumb broad didn't even check for a fake floor, huh? Alright, grandpa has to go now, quit being a little homosexual and sort your life out.
>Cause awful accident due to drunk driving
>Hurrr I'm so proud of you grandson durrr
Lol get fricked
A drunk running a red light hit my car, I was not drinking at the time.
very profound
>Neuroscientists are convinced by NDEs too. What do skeptics think they understand that neuroscientists do not?
wow a lot of proof there buddy
you are a moron
What always boggles my mind whenever this post pops up is how backwards regligious people view the world regarding facts and faith. There is literally no audience to this type of posts.
>telling this to a religious person
They already believe in an afterlife. Beliefs depend on blind faith and not "facts" or "logic". They don't believe believe in doctors (of any kind) any more than they want to. Therefore these methods are wasted on them
>telling this to a hardcore atheist person
Clinging to the non-existence of afterlife the same way a gnostic theist does. No amount of possible fact or logic could convince them, therefore once more these methods are wasted on them.
>telling this to an agnostic person
This may seem the right target audience but the unforgiving truth is that there is not enough facts to claim that there is any afterlife at all. I once went on a binge reading about NDE research papers and unless they were funded by a religious group, the overwhelming majority of them went either went with "yeah, could be anything really" or "probably just some sort of brain short-circuit flooding itself with impulses".
The evidence is just simply not there to support the theory of afterlife. These people won't be convinced because there is nothing to convince them with and these methods are once again wasted on them.
So who is the target audience? Fricking morons giving them money and buying their book.
didn't know you go on the kino board afterlife anon
my brother was in a bad car accident, and he told me he had one.
It's worse.
You don't just lose your identity overnight, it's a slow process, which can be terrifying.
See
You have lucid moments where you're able to go "oh frick I'm losing my fricking mind". Also they're confused all the time which is never a good feeling, it's not like they just go blissfully unaware into another reality.
It's really a question of self. I think dementia is really hard on everyone around you, and I don't think whatever is left of them is enjoying it.
I've seen guys who have really aggressive cancer who struggle to even move around have a better last few months, even if they're throwing up every few hours, because at least they have mental capacity and their family gets some closure.
It's not worse for you, it's worse for your family. You have no idea wtf is going on.
they're probably confused and scared most of the time. sounds shitty
But you can realize you're forgetting things without forgetting everything.
There's that video of a father who doesn't know who his daughter is, but he feels that he loves her for some reason and feels that he has to protect her but doesn't know why.
this. My friend's grandad had dementia, it's incredibly tramatising to be around someone you've known and loved all your life turn into a blubbering moron.
But imagine the potential for yourself: you could rewatch your favorite kino's every night, and not remember them the next day.
lucky for me, my relatives are already blubbering morons so it wont seem so different.
honestly at that point I'd just send him to an asylum or something to maintain mine and my relatives' sanity. God can send me to hell later if he wants, IDGAF
Could also probably send him to sweden to be euthanized, It'd be the most humane thing to do
That’s why it’s worse for you. I want to stay me until the end. I don’t want to cross that boundary into death with my eyes and mind closed. I want to experience what lies beyond the vale as myself, because I am intensely curious about it. Dementia and Alzheimer’s robs you of the DMT induced trip into fractal reality as you die
fracdeeze
i don't know but getting bone cancer in the skull looked painful
>Is this really worse than dying of cancer or a heart attack?
Depends. With dementia you lose yourself and dont really know your dying. Plus all your loved ones get to watch all those memories disappear
I suggest visiting your local dementia ward at some point to see just how bad it is
Heart attacks either kill you instantly or you survive with issues. With cancer, you suffer but still maintain your lucidity. Aftermath of strokes are the worst. If you survive, you get dementia and constant pain.
I’m gonna miss you, Booce.
What's it like having dementia?
I don't remember
>What's it like having dementia?
Probably a similar experience to that of a baby, you know nothing, don't understand anything.
Watch this
hopefully you forget all the cringe in your life and you just sit around not giving a frick
Worse, the only remember is the cringe in your life.
probably when you have a load of ket but not quite enough to hole and you forgrt what the frick is going on
I imagine it's like when you wake up from a real deep sleep and for the first 5 minutes you can't figure out what the frick is going on
Uhhh anon... does this happen to you?
To be honest it doesn't sound too bad. It's like falling down a hole you're comfortable in. You're losing yourself but soon will lose the ability to care anyways
>5 minutes
Not even still drunk from the day before is it that bad. Takes me ten seconds at the most and that's if I'm woken from dead sleep and still high on melatonin or whatever,
>asking a bunch of zoomers on a chinese peanut packing website about serious shit when their worst day ever is probably running out of onions
Which scenario is likely to occur first?
>Bruce Willis returns to acting with a neuralink and puppeteer feeding him lines
>Bruce Willis returns to acting as a completely AI generated/deepfaked digital avatar indosinguiahable from real life
Neither
>Bruce Willis returns to acting being portrayed by Eric Roberts
I hope he dies soon. Sounds harsh, but there are a lot of people with very advanced dementia who keep lingering on for years.
hard to care with the stories of this guy being an butthole his entire life. apparently Hulu knows he's about to die and is trying to make money off it, because they got the rights to that moonlighting tv show
Is there anything scarier than dementia?
Im Bruce Willis, AMA!
Take off that name tag and tell me your name again
What's your name?
Barty McFarty, I pooped my pants!
Sup Cinemaphile! I'm Bruce Willis, AMA!
Im Bruce Willis, AMA!
I am literally him but without dementia. Feels good.
dementia is a one-way street
it's just decay until death
it's literally my biggest fear
You won't even know you have it don't worry about it
>it's literally my biggest fear
For me, it's going blind. I figure dementia is only bad in the early days, eventually you're just having fun counting floor tiles.
Dumb phone posting homosexual
Sometimes the diagnosis is what harms people. If they kept him in movies he would be doing better
ummmm what? He wouldn't even be able to make it to the scene much less act his scripts
>If they kept him in movies he would be doing better
Look at his filmography for the last few years. He did like a dozen direct to video sci-fi/action roles that nobody watched, probably to make as much $ for his family before he passed.
I haven't seen any of them but I can only imagine that the directors were pretty much treating him like a puppet.
It''s really horrible, and it's not living. The worst part is as a family you can do nothing but watch as they degrade and get worse and worse and lose themselves. My grandma went through this over a decade ago but the absolute worst part was that she couldn't die peacefully because of the evil laws in this country that prevent dignity at the end of life.
for weeks my grandma was kept in hospice, slowly dying. towards the end they didn't give her water or food or anything and it was the worst sitting in that room with her watching her suffer for days until she finally expired. I'll never let that happen to my parents if they get dementia.
the only peaceful thing was that we would put on music she recognized despite being completely gone, and her hands would sway up into the air as she listened to it, that was the only sign that there was still some part of her inside.
>Bruce Willis
who?
Huh?
what?
Me?
Hey bros, it's me Bruce Willis (?), AMA
Bruce Willis here, AMA!
Who cares? He's an butthole.
is there anything scarier than dementia?
Ligma
Yeah. Locked in syndrome
Hey guys, it's Bruce. This is my first time posting on Cinemaphile, AMA!
What's it like having dementia?
I really really hope chronic masturbation and porn addiction doesn't make one more likely to develop dementia
Otherwise I should just kill myself at 50
Reminder that marijuana use is linked to dementia and schizophrenia.
>“The thing that makes [his disease] so mind-blowing is [that] if you’ve ever spent time with Bruce Willis, there is no one who had any more joie de vivre [joy of living] than he,” the director continued. “He loved life and … just adored waking up every morning and trying to live life to its fullest.”
What's the point of it all, you're better off just being a miserable frick all the time
>joie de vivre
TL note: joie de vivre means joy of living
Robin Williams killed himself when he got diagnosed with something similar to this.
He had lewy body dementia and was misdiagnosed actually, so he died not knowing what was happening. Probably killed himself out of fear
>Probably killed himself out of fear
Thank you Captain Obvious.
Robin Williams was diagnosed with Parkinson but then they discovered it was Lewy Body Dementia. But anyway, it is very similar.
when he dies will we call him bruce willisnt?
Imagine just constantly being confused all the time
What's today? What was I doing? Who are these people? My family? Oh... I guess if you say so... why don't I remember my family what the frick? oh hey I remember something, where's that handsome milkman at I never see him around anymore. Gone you say? How tragic.
Just constantly bombarded with confusion and errant memories from years ago probably firing off for the last time before they're gone forever
What's it like having dementia?
you tell me
I assume that jannies are censoring anyone who's stating the obvious.
>Cinemaphile dinner
Too bad man. Idolize the guy
being dead sounds nice
it's over.. someone post the sticky.
Holy shit its real
My mom died from dementia/alzheimer 4 months ago..
Its really fricking horrible, if it someday hits me too, i just hope i still have my mind(and balls) to just blow my brains asap before i turn into a vegetable. Taking care of her showed me that no human should go out like that...
Did you have to scrub her down with a sponge
Yes. Changing diapers too.
Its basically taking care of a baby in a old persons body that has even less sense of self-preservation
Condolences anon. My grandma had severe hallucinations not being able to tell reality from her imaginations. She died from a stroke after one of her episodes roughly half a year ago.
It's surreal to watch someone as they literally plunge into madness and I hope if this happens to me when I'm old I'll still be able to kill myself so I won't put my family through it.
Heartbreaking but yeah i also plan to blow my brains out if i get it too
i'm sorry.
He looks pretty happy in all his recent photos and videos. Maybe he is unaware of what is happening to him and just living happily in his bubble.
He should have blown his brains out a year ago for his family's sake.
This is why Robin Williams killed himself btw. It wasnt '''''''''depression'''''''''
Remember when redditlettermedia made a hour long video mocking him
SAFE AND EFFECTIVE
> In the final years of his career, Willis starred in many low-budget independent thrillers and science fiction films.[58] He worked primarily with the production companies Emmett/Furla Oasis, headed by Randall Emmett, and 308 Entertainment Inc, headed by Corey Large. Emmett/Furla Oasis produced 20 films starring Willis.[59] Described by Chris Nashawaty of Esquire as "a profitable safe harbor" for older actors, similar to The Expendables, most of the films were released direct-to-video and were widely panned.[58] Willis would often earn US$2 million for two days' work, with an average of 15 minutes' screentime per film.[60] He was nonetheless featured heavily in the films' promotional materials, earning them the derogatory nickname "geezer teasers".[61][62] The Golden Raspberry Awards, an annual award for the year's worst films and performances, created a dedicated category, the Worst Bruce Willis Performance in a 2021 Movie, for his roles in eight films released that year.[63]
> Those working on the films later said Willis appeared confused, did not understand why he was there and had to be fed lines through an earpiece.[59] Days before Willis was scheduled to arrive on set for Out of Death (2021), the screenwriter was instructed to reduce his role and abbreviate his dialogue, and the director, Mike Burns, was told to complete all of Willis's scenes in a single day of filming.[59]
At least he still has a hot wife, Demi Something.