Are you afraid of Death?

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Yes I'm afriad of it for a few reasons. One is that I might die too young y'know? I like to be able to see more of the world and experience more things in life that I haven't been able to yet. Another is that when the time comes it might be painful. I'm not much into the long painful deaths as cool or as awesome as they seem to be. The last would be that I might have some unfinished business that only I can do or that I have to take care of. I rather finish things myself than let someone else do it.
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''My life has never quite been good to me with my work and life, i find more joy in fiction than in reality''
That goes for me too, so no i'm not affraid of death.
Why, well why should i it is part of life we all die sooner or later if you live your life with no regrets and live every day like it is your last why be affraid of it, that is just my opinion though.
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for me, death is only part of life. fearing death is like fearing life, cause' it's a cycle. humans die in this world and new ones are born to replace them. as Martin Luther King, jr. once said "a man who won't die for something is not fit to live", if you guys believe in fate, then you would know that everything happens for a purpose, and severing the thread of fate would mean disastrous consequences for other people. "when your time comes to die, be not like those whose hearts are filled with the fear of death, so that when their time comes they weep and pray for a little bit more time to live there lives over again in different way, sing your death song, and die like a hero going home" --Tecumseh
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Death is something I am afraid of. But what leads to my death is something that I fear more. Does that make sense?
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Death no, when death comes to me, peace will come as well cough* forever....
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I'm kinda interested in death. As you can see whenever i think about life i think it as a game, you see in game we can make everything happen just like in life but the end of a life is death but in game it's a game over sign. doesn't it have some similarity?
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I can understand that someone could be afraid of the way they die but why the actual death? Where you afraid before you where born? Unless the concept of heaven and hell is true ofcurse but there is not way of knowing so it would be like you are afraid that water might turn into alter saber and kills you.

PS: That would be an awesome way to die for me xD
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As my life is right now i am afraid of death but i dont know if i am afraid of my way of dying. What scared me about death is what comes after. Its a comeplete unknown for me and that is what i fear. It might be good or bad and then there might not even be anything at all. I will see what death is in time but its not something i am looking forward too.
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Considering no one knows what happens after it, yes it does. Nothing i can do about it tho
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No.Nothing last forever so gose the song by queen anyways.
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623 FAKKU QA
I'm afraid of death only because I haven't lived my life enough. I still want to do a lot more and I can't if I'm dead. I'm not afraid of how I die, just dying in general.
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I already cheated death multiple times, so I'm a bit afraid, since I've got a long way to go.
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Well, we all gotta go sometime, Red... Seems strange how there are always 2 sides to this, with some thinking about all the possibilities while others couldn't care less. I've had a bunch of folks die around me, from grandparents, uncles, colleagues in high-school who thought that driving was a piece of cake, to my dad. I never cried when anyone died because I don't believe they went to Heaven or Hell or anywhere else, like some strange Limbo. I don't believe in God or the existence of any deity, so that makes things easier. I think that, just as how nothing is gained or lost in physics, thus it is that the people around us, and ourselves someday, will simply move on to another task, be it animating some tree, or critter, or another person. I also don't think that ourselves, or our consciousness rather, truly disappears. After all, we gather data in life and it gets stored in ourselves as a form of energy. So when the energy moves on, it would take everything along, even if you wouldn't be aware of it. I think that's why we sometimes have deja vu's or strange hunches that turn out to be right. Because we most likely have experienced some of the things already. I for one won't be afraid when it's time to die. I hope others won't be sad about it, which is why I'm going to have myself incinerated and put in a yellow plastic urn with a smiley face on it and a "Have a nice day !" caption. Just because you die doesn't mean you shouldn't still try to brighten someone's day up :)
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Tsamari C.E.O of Pancakes
no I'm no afraid of death cuzz you don't see it coming a good percent of the time.
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I fear death but it is that fear that makes life much more enjoyable.
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All of us will have to die someday,death is nothing it's just the last stage of this life and might be the beginning of something new.Most of people scare the thing which they haven't acknowledged yet(ghost,devil,UFO....) but i don't scared of death,maybe i afraid a little of the pain i have to go through before it happen(get shoot,hit by a car,cancer....just want it come at me peacefully),my friends,family...all the people i have to leave behind and could never come back to see them(Honestly it still better than have to witness people around you who you love dying) and teh loneliness i have to deal with after the death,i don't believe in heaven nor hell and when we're dead we just...don't live anymore.It might feel like an eternal sleep so just go on living okay?We are born to enjoy life not to beaddicted to death.
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You cant fear death, just embrace it.
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Death is what makes us human but as I notice many of my family members have started to die over times I started to fear it and even prayed to god to give the remaining elders in my family to live for at least to they find peace in life. But over time I felt like it wasn't more then a natural cause in nature and I'm a Christian so I believe in heaven so after I die I'll in joy heaven greatest gifts so in a way I do no longer fear death but expecting it as a part of my life.
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I've had my share of close calls, which does make me afraid of death. I still have lots of things to do and look forward to.
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No one should be afraid of the inevitable. The time will come, but what you do while alive matters.