lordisgaea3 wrote...
You_Must_Recover wrote...
He who is afraid of dying does not live his life to the fullest.
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 ...
The only reason anyone fears death is the same age old fear of the unknown that has always driven our superstitious side. To know why people fear death, you must ask why people fear the unknown - which is primely because it brings change. So we have arrived at the fear of death being synonymous with the fear of change, which is as you say: if you love your life, it is logical to wish it not to change.
However, there is nothing logical about wishes in of themselves, because a wish will not come true for its own sake. Everyone dies, and fearing it, or not fearing it, will not change this. I am not certain that I love my life, but I certainly do not hate it either. It is what it is, and I will follow it through to whatever end for curiosities sake at very least. That being said, I cannot say that I do not fear death, because certainly everyone fears death on a reflexive level, I am certain that this is undeniable. On an intellectual, intelligent, and premeditated level though? I absolutely do not fear death.