Are you afraid of Death???

It seems like people i know are passing away left and right ( one just passed away today) and it gets me thinking man soon enough im going to be gone too and its crazy how we never know how its gonna happen, i could be shot, stabbed, died in hospistal, be sick, there are countless different ways to go and sometime it can get scary, whateva happens i really hope its quick and painless for me, one of the reasons i hesitate to watch 1000 ways to die is because i dont want to see all that death plus the multiple gruesome ways the ppl pass away. some days i think if i pass away i really wud not care much but when im really enjoying life i think to myself dam i really dont want to die. what about the rest of OT?

I welcome death.

Yes since I have no idea what, if anything, comes next.

lol, no. It will be a blessing in disguise.

No, I'm not very attached to my life. But I'm sorry to hear about your loved ones.MrPraline

No, I'm not very attached to my life. But I'm sorry to hear about your loved ones.MrPraline

I'm not concerned about death. I have no control over it anyway.

No one gets out alive.:P

No. I have no fear of not existing. I don't fear of what it was like to be unborn

No. I have the same viewpoint as Steven Hawking. We simply seize to exist after death.Fightingfan

[QUOTE="Fightingfan"]No. I have the same viewpoint as Steven Hawking. We simply seize to exist after death.Pirate700

No. I have the same viewpoint as Steven Hawking. We simply seize to exist after death.Fightingfan

Not really. There are far worse things than death.

[QUOTE="Fightingfan"]No. I have the same viewpoint as Steven Hawking. We simply seize to exist after death.British_Azimio

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[QUOTE="Fightingfan"]No. I have the same viewpoint as Steven Hawking. We simply seize to exist after death.l4dak47

[QUOTE="Fightingfan"]No. I have the same viewpoint as Steven Hawking. We simply seize to exist after death.Pirate700

[QUOTE="l4dak47"][QUOTE="Pirate700"]That scares me more than the unknown in an afterlife.

Pirate700

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[QUOTE="Fightingfan"]No. I have the same viewpoint as Steven Hawking. We simply seize to exist after death.Fightingfan

Of course I am. My instinct to stay alive is quite strong. There's a lot of people who depend on me.

Not really. There are far worse things than death.

ghoklebutter

[QUOTE="l4dak47"][QUOTE="Pirate700"]That scares me more than the unknown in an afterlife.

Pirate700

Surely you don't fear the year 1800. You didn't exist then.

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Not really. There are far worse things than death.

DeathnoteSz

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[QUOTE="l4dak47"] Why? wis3boi

Surely you don't fear the year 1800. You didn't exist then.

Well, I'm Currently in the process of watching my Farther die of late stage Cancer, and it makes me somewhat uncertain. I am not scared of the prospect of death, but I am outright terrified of dying, especially if it is slow and painful. I also doubt I could stay completely sane with the knowlage that I was at the end of the road, and my time was all but up.

So if death is fast, sudden, and relatively painless, no I would not be afraid, if it is slow painful, and relatively short term (a few weeks to a few months) then I would be terrorfied, because I suddenly feel that there were alot I did not get to do in my life, alot of things I did not get to say. I would feel a large part of my life wasted, and I would hate the notion of the pain both physically and mentally.

In the end Death is worst for those who did NOT die, so afraid of death in itself, I am not.

[QUOTE="DeathnoteSz"][QUOTE="ghoklebutter"]

Not really. There are far worse things than death.

MrPraline

[QUOTE="MrPraline"][QUOTE="DeathnoteSz"] Like??? lolBritish_Azimio

Well, I'm Currently in the process of watching my Farther die of late stage Cancer, and it makes me somewhat uncertain. I am not scared of the prospect of death, but I am outright terrified of dying, especially if it is slow and painful. I also doubt I could stay completely sane with the knowlage that I was at the end of the road, and my time was all but up.

So if death is fast, sudden, and relatively painless, no I would not be afraid, if it is slow painful, and relatively short term (a few weeks to a few months) then I would be terrorfied, because I suddenly feel that there were alot I did not get to do in my life, alot of things I did not get to say. I would feel a large part of my life wasted, and I would hate the notion of the pain both physically and mentally.

In the end Death is worst for those who did NOT die, so afraid of death in itself, I am not.

Maddie_Larkin

I've experienced this, too. It's tough to watch someone lose all of their faculties and slowly drift away. The process of dying is definitely a much more frightening idea than being dead.

[QUOTE="ghoklebutter"]

Not really. There are far worse things than death.

DeathnoteSz

no

Nope.

I don't really know how to explain it, but I kinda look forward to death.

I'm not afraid of my mortality, but I'm sure I'll be somewhat afraid when the moment actually comes.

Only when I do useless stuff like mastarbation !!

My God there are some depressing people in here.

My God there are some depressing people in here.

Pirate700

Why be afraid of something I know will happen sooner or later?

I'm afraid death's going to be this really attractive lady who will strip my nekkid soul from my body and judge my thing by giggling while I got across that river.

My God there are some depressing people in here.

Pirate700

My God there are some depressing people in here.

Pirate700

Nope, going to happen eventually anyway so I guess I think know point in me being afraid of something that is going to happen.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AUO_5EALZoM