I'm not afraid of death. I'm afraid of suffering before my death; leaving my daughter without her father; and leaving my mother with both her husband and her only son gone. |
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Nope. |
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I'm not afraid of death. I'm afraid of suffering before my death; leaving my daughter without her father; and leaving my mother with both her husband and her only son gone. |
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Fear no, |
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I think about death sometimes, i'm not scared OF it, i am more scared of the fear you can get. Thinking "oh no i am gonna die, this can't be, not now", and get that fear that takes you over COMPLETLY. Sometimes when i think of dieing, i start to say "i don't wanna die or i'll miss *insert thing you will miss here*, and i don't wanna miss it". For me the NHL trade deadline passed so i don't wanna die because i wanna see how my Pittsburgh Penguins will do with their new players. |
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Last edited by LucidFlanders; 03-08-2009 at 09:37 AM.
The more one associates oneSelf, or "I", with this (body).. |
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I was dead for a longgggg time before I was conceived. I never suffered any inconveniences. As far as I'm concerned, LIFE is the inconvenience, but the fact that I understand that and am able to experience it makes me want to live. To answer your question on a more direct note, I am most certainly not afraid of death. At all. |
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death will be |
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I can say, back in the day I used to stare death in the face and laugh but something has happened over years, (I've Matured) I can honestly say I'm not afraid to go when it's my time, but I'm in the same position as Oneironaut. I'm more afraid of leaving my daughter without her father and my wife without her hubby. The rest of the world outside of my family I could care less about when it's my time to go. |
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Does it really matter if you're afraid of death? It comes regardless. |
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Well, I certainly don't look forward to it. But real fear, felt it only once when I tried to imagine being dead. Never since, but never thought about it that vividly. |
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If you are on an airplane that you know for a fact is about to crash, you are going to be terrified. I don't think anybody is above that. Everybody is afraid of death. |
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It's easy to say no right now. You have to be in a slightly altered state of conscience of really experience the fear of it. |
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I look forward to death. |
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This shit never happens to me
Yes.. |
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Im much more afraid of the suffering that happens before death than death itself. I am fairly certain there is at least something after death. but the thought of all my conciousness just disappearing...that does scare me too if I think about it too much. |
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Death is a state of being (or not being, depending) that occurs at the moment life is ended. I am not afraid of whatever is to come after my life ends (which is the equivalent to saying I do not fear death). |
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Not in the least bit, I think it's WAY over exxadurated. |
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I'm far less afraid of death than of not dying. There are several things that could happen if I die: afterlife, reincarnation, nothingness. I hate pain, I hate being unable to move, falling, damage. If I'm falling, and have time to think, I don't worry about dying; I worry about the falling feeling, then any injuries. Not dying is infinitely scarier for me than death. A lifetime of pain, or paralysis, or even spending the rest of eternity waiting for my final moment to end. I'm not afraid of death. (Note: I also don't welcome death. If I die, I die, but I'll keep living until something else kills me.) |
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I asked my friend, "What do you think of the afterlife?" |
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Last edited by Abra; 03-09-2009 at 08:39 PM.
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Originally Posted by OldSparta
No, I don't fear death as I have no reason to believe it won't be identical to how it was before I was born. And that wasn't bad at all. |
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I don't fear death. The only reason I dislike death is because of my family and loved ones, as Oneironaut said. But I accept it, for I have seen many close ones bite the dust, and it reassures me to know that I moved on with my life and that I keep them alive in my mind. I suspect others will do the same for me. So it's really not all that bad. |
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I have no fear of death, just the suffering before it as others have said. People who have been clinically dead have never reported anything that was bad as far as I know. |
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Last edited by LucidDreamGod; 03-09-2009 at 07:22 PM.
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To control them is my cause
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