Would you really die for someone?

[IsraelYabuki 446]

I'd gladly die for my little brother to save him

[DubWolf 17,380]

One big condition need be met for me to be fearless enough to go as far as to sacrifice myself.

That or the sudden impulse to save them knowing how important they are to me and how I'd feel regret if I didn't save them, or feeling terrible that they experienced such a fate.

[Clawdeen 15,516]

Of course I would. 

 

[Xada 423]

No i don't think i would.

[Iforgotmybrain 5,816]

Maybe if I had a kid someday I’d say yes. But right now, no. I’ll give you a kidney, part of my liver or bone marrow or whatever but I’m not dying for you, sorry.

[Treeglow Flicker 13,889]

In regards to a powerful emotional connection, then yep. I would.

[Catpone Cerberus 23,670]

Assuming that it's a situation where death cannot be avoided entirely, yes, my cat. I'm not even kidding, if somebody tried to harm him, I'd be there even at the risk of my own health and life.

And in another context, yes, bunch of strangers in form of my nation. I've sworn an oath, and I am willing to do my duty, because ultimately, I rather die, than live in what will follow if my nation falls. 

Edited February 26 by Catpone Cerberus

[Dreambiscuit 10,170]

Most conscientious people would likely say ‘yes’ to this question, but even the best-intentioned people, when suddenly faced with such a situation without time to think or consider other options, might give in to their impulses for self-preservation. Even the most adamant are subject to fear, uncertainty and instinct, so as much as I truly believe I would gladly die for someone else, only a true life-or-death situation can tell the tale.