Do you always think about death?

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Are you afraid of death?Do you always think about death?

With my medication, I would like to have a longer life span.

If death come, I would not be afraid of it. Maybe, It is a kind of relief.

Do you think that there is an after life?

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I donā€™t know. I swear Iā€™ve heard my mother many times and sheā€™s been dead 14 years. Which seems to prove an afterlife and things that accompany that.

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I think that, logically, death should terrify everyone

Then again, that wouldnā€™t be very good for the state of the world, everyone would be panicking all the time.

I really hope we wake up somewhere else after we die. Anything but nothing.

My strategy has been just to say ā€œwell Iā€™m pretty young itā€™s a long way awayā€ and not think about it. That was easy to do at 15 but itā€™s a lot harder at 40 especially when the internet says my life expectancy is shorter now due to sza.

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I think about it less than I used to

But I do think about it itā€™s always in the back of my mind.

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Yes I always touch a little bit on the issue of death of me and my loved ones a little bit each day.

And I listen to all kinds of music and when I listen to spiritual music it makes me think about whatā€™s after life.

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Once you get over the age of 50 itā€™s normal to think about death more often. I think about death every day. I do believe in a afterlife, but death still scares me alittle.

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I think the raven should eat me

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As Iā€™m getting older, I find death to be less frightening
I donā€™t know in some ways it gives me peace
I hope this doesnā€™t sound too morbid

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I think about death every day.

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No, because whether I fear death or not doesnā€™t change the fact that I will die. Also, I believe that if I constantly fear death I would also fear life. I would be paralyzed. I would be afraid to do anything that I considered a risk, no matter how small the risk. I would avoid being in an automobile, flying in an airplane, walking across the street, etc.

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Not really something I think of constantly. Afraid of the pain that comes with it. I would like to live longer, but I am not certain that is an option. I am not religious and have no idea with happens after one dies. Not worried about it.

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I try not to think about it because Iā€™m scared of what happens next for me. Iā€™m just trying to live life one day at a time

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On my bad days I welcome the idea of dying, but on my good days I would like to keep on living.

I believe in an afterlife but donā€™t know for sure there is one. It could be annihilation - ā€˜drinking deep from the well of nothingness for all eternity.ā€™ I hope this isnā€™t the case, I find this idea both scary and depressing, not just for myself but for my loved ones. It would also make Life & the Universe kinda meaningless imo.

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I think about death a lot. I am terrified of my husband dying. For myself, all I pray for is a very calm and peaceful death.

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I donā€™t think about death a lot. Sometimes it worries me that Iā€™m overweight, Iā€™ve got diabetes and high blood pressure. I see or hear of guys younger than me dropping dead from heart attacks and it worries me. I guess if someone knew for sure I was going to die soon I would take death more seriously.

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My bestie died and it didnā€™t make me fear death, it taught me the value of living life while Iā€™m alive.

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itd seem scary to no longer exist after dying but also part of not existing is that you wouldnt know in any way as things that dont exist cant think or have experiences or consciousness. i hope i can do some cool stuff after i die

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I think about it everyday.

Only a little scared.

No idea about afterlife.

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Thank you guys for your wise replies.

It is a kind of food for thoughts.

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I think of death constantly. And also aging. I wish I could forget it and live with passion.

But itā€™s getting better.

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