Do you find it creepy that pictures capture a moment in time, and never let it pass?

Question

I dont know. I dont like people taking pictures of me, it steals my soul, and doesn't assure my end of existence.

Answer 1

sometimes the past is all i've got to hold on to. and the past is what brought me here. so no, i don't mind, i'm caught in a lot of moments, but i've still got my soul with me.. i think? and yes, i find a few pictures creepy. not because of what the pictures were of, just the person i was with looked dead.. oh wel

Answer 2

Lord have mercy on your poor, wretched soul... but rest assured, it isn't being stolen.

All that happens is that a lens channels light being reflected off the subject to either photosensitive film or a photosensitive digital chip. From there, the image is created. It is merely a representation of the light being reflected through the lens.

And heck, if our souls were being stolen, they would eventually be set free when the picture or camera ended up rotting in some landfill in the future.

Now then, hope you feel better, my child. Rest easy.

Answer 3

Yes, very creepy. Everytime you have your picture taken it erases a little piece of you. Enough pictures taken and you will dissappear. That is why there are so many missing persons. Most people don't believe this but it is true. I took a lot of pictures of my wife and one morning I got up and she was gone.

Answer 4

It certainly captures some strange moments, doesn't it?
Some we'd rather forget or not know about?
But to fear the recording of history, even your personal history,
means to be afraid to live. And living in fear of living is
no way to live!

Answer 5

No. That's the dope that does that, dude. Been there done that when mum was divorcing dad.

We'll never get rich on dope, but sometimes we just have to get past things.

Good luck dude.

Answer 6

Yeah I agree.

Answer 7

but pictures can be a good thing as well
do you not agree