Do you fear death?
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I fear the pain that comes with feeling life fade away from your body, and I hate the idea of unfinished business. But I do believe in an afterlife, so no I don't really fear being dead per say. I fear leaving things undone, or things unsaid before I die.
Not death, i fear pain and every new morning in Level "Deutschland", death is the hope, that it is over forever.
In a way I guess... So yes and no. The idea of death itself doesn't bother me, but instead what comes after. Not in a religious "what will happen to my soul" kinda thing. Instead its more about me being a little apeirophobic (fear of infinity). So the concept of being dead forever just.... bugs me? I cant find the words, but you get the idea
For me the fear of dying, is the fear of dying to soon (with regrets that you didnt do enough), for i would say im no afraid of death, it can come at anytime, and when it does you cant fight it, just live your life to the fullest and be who you are, and everything should be fine
Unless your an asshole, then somebody may just kill you for it
Unless your an asshole, then somebody may just kill you for it
I don't fear to die, it is but a part of life as much as being born is. I fear how I will die, I don't want to die horribly, like drowning or falling from a great height and knowing that I am going to die. I want it to be over before I realise it.
Yes I fear death and I don't understand how any realist could not. I do not get to comfort myself with thoughts of afterlife because I adhere to logic.
I used to lie awake fearing the nothingness when I was five or six, trying to conceptualise what 'nothing' could feel like. It's not the unknown that scares me, it's the fact that it's not really unknown at all since all available logic points to the fact that we do not survive our bodily death since 'we' are just our brains ('our brains' has always seemed so odd a term to me since that's just the same as saying 'my me').
The final stanza of The Hollow Men has always embodied what I think about death.
I used to lie awake fearing the nothingness when I was five or six, trying to conceptualise what 'nothing' could feel like. It's not the unknown that scares me, it's the fact that it's not really unknown at all since all available logic points to the fact that we do not survive our bodily death since 'we' are just our brains ('our brains' has always seemed so odd a term to me since that's just the same as saying 'my me').
The final stanza of The Hollow Men has always embodied what I think about death.
That's what gets to me too. Particularily when I see how so many young people get killed in traffic because some retarded truck driver doesn't sleep so he can gain some time, falls asleep and whipes someone off the face of the Earth (obviously the truck driver will live).LustFull0ne said:
That's what I'm afraid of most because on some narrow roads you just can't see it coming.
anyone who said "no" on this is a lying scumbag,
everyone fears the reaper, its just that there are those who are willing to face thier fear head on.
when my time comes, I shall simply close my eyes, and allow myself to go limp.
BRING IT REAPER!!!!!!!!
everyone fears the reaper, its just that there are those who are willing to face thier fear head on.
when my time comes, I shall simply close my eyes, and allow myself to go limp.
BRING IT REAPER!!!!!!!!