No

Nah. I used to be but I started getting into the conspiracy area and just decided to stop there.

I guess, I re watch different videos of people who recorded when the planes hit the tower, it's always so spooky.

Omg yes. I literally read the 9/11 Commission Report in 8th grade. A lot of people are fascinated by World War II or the Civil War and whatnot, for me it's 9/11.

Yeah. The flames became so hot people literally had no choice.

Terrifying.

Yes. I've watched MANY documentaries, stating stories about the day, timeline of events, and conspiracy theories. It is very fascinating that a few hijackers were able to cause such devastation. I think it's the shock element of what happened, along with the unanswered questions that make it so interesting for a lot of people. Plus, it's the biggest thing that's happened in my generation in America thus far.

unfortunately, yes. Idk what it is but I have seen so many of the documentaries, a few even multiple times :/

I was at one point. I read so many articles, listened to last phone calls, watched several documentaries, movies and conspiracy theory youtube vids thinking I could get to the bottom of it all by myself. Had it not been for this thread I would have not remembered this part of my life

kinda, it's just so crazy that it's a real thing that actually happened.

Yes. Roughly 200-ish people jumped from the towers. It was either burn/suffocate to death, or jump and have a slightly quicker death. It's so sad, especially since many people don't talk about it. I think it's left out of 9/11 discussions because some people frown upon suicide, though I don't think it's classified as such in this case.

I thought for a long time that I was weird for being interested in watching videos of that day. I guess it was more out of the disbelief that it actually happened so close to home.

Praying for people who unfortunately go through stuff like this everyday