Death

I was wondering who here is afraid to die ,and who just accepts it as a fact ,and why ?

I personally fear not existing anymore , but that's just me.

death is as natural as breathing. In a way it brings balance in our world. Although it is painful saying goodbye to the people you love. I would just say live your life to the fullest and if it happens, oh well shit happens. Don't live your life in fear of death. (but don't be stupid and jump in front of cars either -_-')

Possibly this thread's topic is similar with ..
https://www.fakku.net/viewtopic.php?t=40547&start=0


I will just quote mine ..

I think its funny the OP identifies with shinji. I personally don't care one bit. You can do one of 2 things. live life to its fullest with no regrets, or live life more spiritually.

I've always considered suicide an alternative, so no fear of death here. my curiosity is what keeps me going. i always want to know what's going to happen next.

here's a song for you who are afraid.

Fear of Dying by Jack Off Jill

I'm curious of what lies beyond, but I don't want to die young.
I mean, seriously, do you really want to die without experiencing a lot of *fun* stuff?

I don't mind if i die as long as i get to live about ten more years and die in an exceedingly interesting way.

What would you consider as an interesting way to die?
Mine would be during one of my daredevil stunts, or being eaten by a dinosaur(not likely).

Something NGE-esque, a fist fight to the death, something excruciatingly painful, being impaled by an ipod traveling 200 mph or choking on a hotdog.

[font=Courier New]This is where being an atheist can be interesting. I'm not afraid to die in the sense of the "after", I'd be more inclined to be worried that it will happen before I achieve some things I want to do. Otherwise, it's nothing I dwell on too much. Death comes but once a lifetime! [/font]

" Fear not death which has liveth, but death which twas forgotten " Pretty simple. I don't fear death in the sense that, ' oh shi-this is it '. But in the sense that, it will come to soon. Death is your shadow. When you let your guard down, it strikes without word.

I have nothing to fear from death. But I would prefer to outlive my loved ones so that they are not left to mourn for me. Death should not be a sad time.

He who is afraid of dying does not live his life to the fullest.

I fear death for not knowing what is going to happen after I die.

Those who aren't affraid of dying take more risk and die sooner so they are the ones not living their life to the fullest ...

You missjudge people who are affraid of dying in fact , you have to ask yourself the utimate question ; why ? Why are they affraid of dying ? The answer is simple ; they love their life (or they want to love it) , for their friends , their boy/girlfriend , their family , their job or whatever the reason is .. they love the life ... As long as you love your life , you fully lived your life ... (Isn't that the ultimate goal to live ? Being happy ?). They are not affraid of dying , they are affraid of losing their life ..

-They would rater die , than lose their life -

And there is exeptions like the moron who posted before me that contredict what i'm saying ...

Scared to shit of death. But I could be looking forward to death and it would still be the same. I am going to die and nothing changes that fact. Death would come preferably after living for another 70 years and having a fuck-ton of grandkids though.

What's the point of being afraid of something that cannot be changed?

It'd be like being afraid the sun was going to rise in the morning, or that you'll have to take a shit eventually. Pointless.

I'm personally curious to see what happens. Could be nothing, but at the same time it could be something.

However, I'm not in any hurry to find out, just in case it's the former rather than the latter.

So I'll enjoy my time here whilst I can. And when I do die, then I'll know. It's especially curious to me cause I don't believe there will be a heaven or what have you waiting on the other side.