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If life continues to be this boring then not really
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Life is far too scary to be spending time thinking about dying...
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^^Well said :P
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Nope. Yeah there are things I've yet to do but overall I've led a fairly decent and happy life. Mostly.
I'm more afraid of other people dying. There are a select few people whose deaths would greatly affect me. So in that sense, yes, I'm afraid. But for me death is actually what keeps me going out and doing stuff. There's nothing like a bit of finality to life.
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Tře
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Yes. At least when I start thinking about it. Not something I actively think about much. But when I start thinking about life and death then yes. I'm fucking scared of dying. If I die... then what? It's all just fucking over?
On a side note. I really want to do that thing where they take DNA from you and save it somewhere... You know just in case it'll be possible some time in the future to bring me back. Although... Would that be me?
Ah fuck this. Yes I'm fucking scared of dying.
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Nope. The thought of death doesn't scare me, and neither does the idea that there's nothing waiting after death. Of course, I'm afraid of the pain of dying - I certainly am not all five by five with the idea of being burned to death or like brutally murdered - but the actual idea of dying doesn't particularly cause me any worry.
In other words, I am a morbid, morbid woman.
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Nope. The thought of death doesn't scare me, and neither does the idea that there's nothing waiting after death. Of course, I'm afraid of the pain of dying - I certainly am not all five by five with the idea of being burned to death or like brutally murdered - but the actual idea of dying doesn't particularly cause me any worry.
In other words, I am a morbid, morbid woman.
"To fear death is worse than death itself"... or something along those lines. I can't remember if that was ninja related or just something I picked up from some movie.
Anyway, same here. Apart from the woman bit.
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What's annoying about dying is that I wish I was there to hear what people say about me at my funeral. Imagine if I died right now, I'd want to know how my family cleans up my flat and what they'll do with my stuff and who gets what and everything. The idea of people going through my stuff and trying to define my life in some kind of speech without me being there is very scary.
And another reason why it's best to die when you're really old and when you've already given/thrown away most of your important belongings and everyone who'd really miss you is also already dead.
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What's annoying about dying is that I wish I was there to hear what people say about me at my funeral. Imagine if I died right now, I'd want to know how my family cleans up my flat and what they'll do with my stuff and who gets what and everything. The idea of people going through my stuff and trying to define my life in some kind of speech without me being there is very scary.
And another reason why it's best to die when you're really old and when you've already given/thrown away most of your important belongings and everyone who'd really miss you is also already dead.
That also scares me a lot. I suppose when I'm dead my stuff will lose a lot of its meaning. The things that only mattered to me will be cast aside and I won't be able to do anything about it. I've also always had this narcissistic thought about who would actually show up to my funeral if I died or who would actually care that I was no longer living.
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Not at all. I'm not really sure how I'd feel about it if it happened right now, life is good sometimes but it's mostly crap so I'm not particularly sure whether I'd be that bothered. I'd be more scared about the pain that came with it if it happened in a bad way at a young age, not the actual dying part.
I also think I have that outlook because I strongly believe in reincarnation. We're all in this world someplace now. We can all feel and see and hear and smell everything around us. I cannot comprehend in any way how all of that can just go. Poof, gone. It's not possible. We're here now and if life serves us well, we could all live here for at least another 60 years. 80 - 90 whole years on this planet, being alive, seeing everything and then it all just disappears, it's not possible, you have to come back again as a new person.
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I'm not scared at all. Also, I don't really worry about who will show up to my funeral, or what they say. I don't believe in any sort of existence after death. So it's a waste of time for me to worry about what people are going to say after I'm dead.
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Yeah, I'm not scared at all either. That doesn't mean I'd fearlessly go head-first into dangerous situations, because I have a family and friends who love me and it'd be traumatic for them to see me die at a young age.
I hate pain, so I suppose I'd be scared of death if I were to die by really painful means, but I'm not scared of the actual condition (if you'd call it that) of death.
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I am not scared of dying, but it is also not something I think about every single day.
What I am more scared of is the idea of HOW I might die - I really don't want to die a long, slow painful death, I want it to be quick and painless.
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See, I'm the complete opposite from everyone here, apparently. Everyone here is afraid of the actual act of dying, which is fair enough. Obviously I'm not exactly thrilled about the vast number of ways I could pop it. But I'm far more concerned about what's going to happen after, or what's not going to happen. The nothingness, the fact that you're not going to just wake up one day and get on with it again. That's... it.
I think I believe that there's nothing. That it's just nothingness. I want to believe there's something else but I just don't, really. It's like, sometimes I'll be walking down the garage to get myself a paper and a bottle of Irn Bru, and I'll just think to myself 'What would it be like if I got hit by a car right now and died?', and I don't so much get scared about being hit by a car as much as... I'm not gonna be here any more. Like that'll be it, forever, and there's nothing that I can do. And I have no idea what's waiting, be it Heaven and Hell or being disconnected from The Matrix...
I guess it's the fragility of life I'm scared of, if I'm honest. How it can just come and go in a second. How I could just disappear in a second.
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"Kirlian Voyager" - The Flashbulb
Down through the centuries the notion that life is wrapped in a dream has been a pervasive theme of philosophers and poets. So doesn't it make sense that death, too, would be wrapped in dream? That after death, your conscious life would continue, in what might be called a dream body? It would be the same dream body you experience in your everyday dream life,
except that in the post-mortal state - you could never again wake up.
Never again return to your physical body.
heard that in the beginning of the song and thats pretty much what i believe in when it comes to what happens the moment we die.
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