Do you fear dying?

[Photon Jet 5,491]

I used to have thanatophobia. But when I found evidence that we are in the multiverse, I believe we can start life again in another universe.

[Buck Testa 5,505]

i would prefer not to if that's alright with everyone. I'm just looking at death like "nah no thanks, you can skip me man I'm cool." 

lol

[Sketchywolf-13 15]

personally no, but i dont want to thou

[Guest]

I guess this is something I always wanted to experience, it's just my secret curiosity, I want to know what happens after death, even though I believe in life after death.

[Silenz Veritas 171]

Being dead (the thought of it) doesn't bother me...it's the 'how' part of it.

The thought of being ill for a long time or getting so old that my quality of life is crap is what worries me. Similarly, thinking of a violent death (car accident or just being in the wrong place at the wrong time when someone decides to go on a shooting rampage) worries me.

[Victoria Sponge 1,017]

Not anymore. I’m more scared of living forever, I know nobody does obviously but the concept of existing for ever and ever with no end in sight, no matter what happens around you, really terrifies me. Which is why I’m glad death is a thing and I’m ready to accept it when my time comes. I’d rather not die young or unnaturally though, I fear that.

[The Recherche 29,968]

I think on some level, we all do. While the prospect of dying isn't very daunting, we all have to remember: most of us here are pretty young; we know we aren't going to be dying any time soon. I think a lot of people here fear death more than they realize, but they also realize that death is so far away that it's not a problem worth worrying about yet. 

With that said, I would say that I do fear death, but it's not very high on my list of concerns. When I turn 80, then we can talk about that.

[Longhaul 6,868]

This song lyric sums up my feelings on it:

"I'm not scared of dying
And I, don't really care
If it's peace you find in dying
Well then, let the time be near"

[Monsoon 1,662]

Ehh I mean it' gonna happen either way it's more how long it takes for me to die

[J.J 923]

Not at all, I am more concerned with alternative interpretations of the afterlife than I am MANY things, I don't fear pain, I actually enjoy it, but I don't want to be disrespected or dishonored, I fear that more than death, I fear crocodile tears in my stead, false words, and having a physical monument with any connection or reference to my existence. I think we fear how we will leave the world in "what ifs" not, "but I"

[Anonymous Old User Who Has Left 599]

As a Muslim I do not fear death. The only longing I will have is to live longer to do more good actions and worship, praise, and glorify God more for all that He has given me in life and promised me to come thereafter for my hard efforts in this world. Also, I pray that God makes it easy on me for the trials I will have to go through to answer for all the bad things I have said and done in this life.

Edited April 21, 2018 by Shabb3r

[碇 シンジン 27,431]

I sed to but then I realized that it doesn't serve much of a purpose most that you get out of me is the involuntary physical reflex that humans have on dangerous situations to preserve life

[Ganondorf8 11,310]

I've been afraid of dying for the past eleven years which is why I take medication now to deal with the anxieties that I have. I still suffer from occasional mental breakdowns when it comes to my age issues resulting in me getting a nasty headache that takes a while to subside.

[Earl Grey Ghost 446]

Do I fear dying? Oh goodness no, in fact, I look forward to it. Plus I'm a Mortician, I mean... come on, a Mortician scared of dying? Who ever heard of such a thing?

I'm a Pagan worshipper of Death, we see Death as the end of one journey and the beginning of another. It is a cycle, a rebirth, all that lives, dies. It is peace, it is balance....

If I wake up in the morning, I go "alright then, another day." and go on about it, but if I just happen to "wake up dead" well then that's just dandy too! It doesn't mean I won't give it my all while I'm here, but I look at Death as something fun to look foward to.

[Twilight-Sparkle17 230]

In some way I do. I just think about college and what comes after more than I do death.

[Cadancerules 18]

Yeah. But i don't care. If i die then i die. And dying sucks. I mean like you live a good life and die and thats it. It just sucks and you are dead, boof.

[RDDash 19,180]

I am not sure if I am afraid of dying. It would be more accurate to say that I am afraid to disappear into nothingness. At the same time my body would be dead, so I guess at that point I am not going to be afraid of anything because there is not going to be me anymore.

[Cash In 22,313]

I don't fear death. It's natural and I'd like to accept it, but there are a lot of things that I'd like to do before my time comes.

[Nyankee-No4 3,258]

of course i afraid of  dead im not baka 

[ElectricityBill 121]

I'm only afraid of dying slowly

[Darkcoucou 21]

You shouldn't fear Death itself... but the pain before dying... and the infinite blackness and silence after it...

(I've been there. Two times. It's really unsettling.)

[Rixton 1,105]

Personally, I more fear of dying of the ones I love.
And this fear is not basically about dying, but from the nirvana, the not being. Also, from a point of view, losing the memories caused by anything can be a "half" perish.
I'm a skeptic person, but I hope dying is not he completely end. Because I don't want it for anyone, not being is a thing that no living creature (or entity) desires.

[Midnight Solace 5,132]

Of course not. In fact, I'm actually looking forward to it. Life seems more painful than death.

[Lucky Bolt 35,063]

I don't necessarily fear death, I just fear how things'll be for my family and friends I leave behind, like, them missing me and wishing I was still there. Just the thought of all that and leaving them behind makes me feel really sad, so I try not to think about it. 

Edited January 10, 2019 by Lucky Bolt

[Early Sunsets 2,106]

I used to not care about life very much, but I almost died once, and that was the most terrifying experience of my life. I guess most of my fear of death comes because I don't know what comes afterwards for me, and there are a few things I still want to do that I might not get to for quite a while.