Nah, I’m not afraid of it. I’ve already posted this on other similar threads, but the less afraid of death you are the more gently it will take you. So I’ll just let go when it’s time to let go.
i don’t fear it because i know it is inevitable and there is no point being scared of it, plus once you have died you don’t know you have died so it’s nothing to be afraid of. however i am scared of how i will die, like how painful it will be etc, i am also scared as my mum would be absolutely crushed if i was to go and i wouldn’t want to do that to her.
not in theory. i understand dying as simply ceasing tk be as we have always known ourselves. our matter continues to exist and to be recycled in numerous ways, but it is not arranged in the certain way to make us sentient, self concious beings. we will never feel or see or think anything again. that's it. in paper this doesn't sound the least bit scary to me. but still, no matter how much i tell myself that's the most probable outcome after death, scientifically speaking, i still think 'what if this or that religion is right'? and that fills me with a certain sense of wonderful curiosity. despite knowing what's more probable, i still manage to look at death curiously and even excitedly. but until my innevitable moment comes (in a manner of speaking, of course, i don't believe in destiny or fate), i will do my best to make tne most of each second alive and of each feeling experienced in our wonderful, wonderful universe.
tl dr i don't fear death at all. i think of it as ceasing to be. once it happens, i won't really mind lol. i might say i'm even curious to see what human explanation for the after death is true.
also, we might die one day, but we'll live all other days until that.
I'm scared of actually dying, because there's so many different ways you could go out and most of them are unpleasant and/or painful. The thought of death is oddly comforting, though. As a Christian, I firmly believe that there's an afterlife. Heaven sounds so much better than real life, and I desperately want to go there.
I'm scared of how I will die and I'm scared of dying when I still have important things left to do, but I'm not scared of what will happen after I die because I believe in the afterlife.
I'm not scared of death, only of how I will die because there are just too many options of dying in pain and I honestly don't want to experience that..
I'd be afraid to upset those around me when I go (although most of my "friends" probably ) wouldn't care and would forget about it after a few days
More concerned about being one of the hundreds that have been murdered in London these past few months....
Not really. I'm not scared of dying itself, but the thought of what happens after you die is quite unsettling to me. Like what happens to your self consciousness? I guess it's more fear of the unknown.