Do you fear death?

[Akira]

When I try to comprehend the eternal nothingness that follows death, it scares me. I'll admit that. I try not to give it much thought.

 

What about you?

[Shradow]

Absolutely.

 

Though I'm also afraid of heights, the dark, large dogs, among other things, and I startle easily, so it's sort of a given.

[Kyng's Old Account]

I don't fear death, simply because it is inevitable. I got used to that fact.

I'd be anxious as to how I was going to die, and when, but not the fact that it'll happen.

[Exiro]

When I cease to exist, what can there possibly be left to even notice this? Me? That would signify my continued existence. As long as I exist, all is well. As soon as I don't exist, there's nobody left to even pose the question to, and the agony of non-existence is felt by no-one. The demon is waiting my lifetime for me to fall into his hell, but the moment I land, he will find himself with only a doll, an imitation - for the real me will be gone already.

[~NOiSE~]

What I believe will happen to me after I die seems to be more uplifting than yours, so no, death does not scare me. 

The cause of death is a different story altogether. I'm afraid to go out in an inconceivably painful fashion. 

[SerooChann]

No matter what you do, you'll die. And there's no such thing as eternal nothingness. The Earth is just one of the arcs (like in animes) of life that will end soon and a new arc will start again and yes we will still be around but just different. No such thing as nothingness. And no, I don't fear death. I do my life expecting death any second.

 

Live your life! Fear not death!

[Makο]

What I believe will happen to me after I die seems to be more uplifting than yours, so no, death does not scare me.

 

Right here, folks.

 

 

As for how I die, as long as it's quick, I don't care.

[ListenToLife]

Honestly, I'm excited for it. Not in the masochistic, emo 'I can't wait to die thing', but in a curious way. I have a rather scientific orientated mind, and any knowledge I can gather, I try to gather it. As such, Death is actually one of the most exciting things I can think of; the ultimate question, the total unknown. There is not a single entity alive who can claim knowledge of what happens after life, for that would defy the point.

 

That's not to say I want to die. There are still so many things left to understand in this world, so many questions that already need answers. I wish to put off my death for as long as I can, so I may amass as much knowledge as I can in my short life(I've never been really punctual anyway). But when it is time to go, it is time to go, and I'll not fear the inevitable. What I fear is a painful death, for while yes, the pain will subside with death, I dont want my last moments to be painful. I want them to be happy.

[Thar]

Life is cruel. Why should the afterlife be any different?

[ihop]

Definitely, there's too much to live for. But I'm not so scared of just dying as I am of doing things which to me seem could kill me like climbing up a ladder etc.

[Limited Edition KING]

The only reason why I'm scared of death is because there is so many things in life I have yet to experience that I want to experience before I leave. The fact that death is a certainty but the way you'll die isn't certain and it can happen at any second terrifies me. I can only hope I go out painless.

[Admiral Tim]

I don't fear death, It is inevitable.  What I do fear is thought of being completely forgotten from history.  If the world truly remembers you, do you really die?  

[Aerion Brightflame]

Ask me a couple of months ago, and I would have been terrified of the supposed nothingness that would come after it. 

 

Now, I have my proof that it's not to be afraid of. Others might call me crazy for it, in fact I know they would, but that's them.

 

As for how it happens... So long as it's not agonizingly painful then I don't think I mind.

[Fusion X. Denver]

I don't fear death, but I fear dying while suffering.

 

I don't plan on dying any time soon though, too many things to see and do.

[Susie]

I really can't answer that question too well at all

I never think about death at all

But I do think about what others would think

When I'm dead, what would happen to my loved ones?

What would come by/happen when I'm gone?

 

Though if I were to die

Then I'd definitely not wanna die in a slow and painful way

[L0SS]

I'm not afraid of 'death'. I'm afraid of my life ending before I feel satisfied in what I've learnt, and experienced, and achieved; but not in the concept of death itself. I fear pain,  but I tell myself that pain is bearable, and I try not to think about it. The idea of nothingness doesn't faze me, because what is their to fear?

[Rapidfire]

I'm not actually scared of it. I'm scared of only a number of things, and well death is just not something I fear. The topic of death is just never on my mind. I've had people and animals close to me die, but I don't think I was ever scared of death. I just don't see why I should be afraid of death. 

[The Amazing Avian]

Death itself doesn't scare me. What I am afraid of is dying without having accomplished anything.

[Aix]

I'd rather not die cuz there is so much I want to do and experience, but I don't really think I'm afraid of it.

[Great Unclean One: VK]

I'm not afraid of death.  That part been drilled into my during my childhood.  That'll happen when you go crazy fucking family friends who zealously take to the Roman Catholic religion in their own way.

 

What I'm afraid is not being there for the point in humanity's future where we step out into space.  I'm not talking about stuff like the moon landing.

 

I'm talking about when we first fight and kill each other in space.  When we learn the best ways to fight in space.  When we create large fleets of warships and colony ships, sending them out into the unknown.  Then when we first find new life and soon after that we fucking fight it.  I know we will, just look at what happened to everything else we meet.  I want to see us spreading out into the stars and I want to be there.  I want to see where we go and how we end or if we even do.  And you can't do that if you're dead.  Since you know, you'll just stop existing.    This is why I'm saving up money.  This is why I'm trying to find reliable and legit cryogenic facilities.

 

Hell, I'm even tempted to join the Army since they know good places and get good prices.

 

Or I go the next step and try to help out the College of Singularity.

[Plaguespreader Zombie]

Deaths been my main fear since childhood, I'm in the same boat as you Akira. The idea of eternal nothingness scares me more than anything. If there was even any form of afterlife, I would find it more comforting than eternal nothingness

[Althemia]

I do not fear death. In fact, I am actually moreso intrigued to find out what exactly happens when we pass on. Though this is coming from someone that a psychiatrist deemed as a highly likely murderer, so I guess this is to be expected.

[Kyng's Old Account]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H8MIULx7WSc

 

OT: These other perspectives intrigue me, some naturally more than others, but it is nice to see other people's view on the inevitable.

[ListenToLife]

I do not fear death. In fact, I am actually moreso intrigued to find out what exactly happens when we pass on. Though this is coming from someone that a psychiatrist deemed as a highly likely murderer, so I guess this is to be expected.

 

I share a similar viewpoint, and I'm rather pacifistic and peaceful. So I doubt there's any sort of correllation there.

I'm just a very curious person in General.

[Marisa Kirisame-ze]

I don't. At all.

 

Death is the easiest thing we'll all encounter.