It's Over How often do you think about death?

[Mulattocel]

I think about it all the time tbh. The life is meaningless and has nothing to offer us so naturally when the human brain goes unfulfilled throughout life it will start to fantasize about the end of life. At this point I don’t care if there is an afterlife or if there isn’t I just want to be done with this life

 

[undesiredsamsung]

Every now and then

Used to fantasize about it a lot during my highschool years

 

[xxectrapieces]

I stopped caring about it entirely when i ended up living on my own.

I dont care if I live or die

 

[Cuckoja]

Often lately.

 

[over_department]

Used to often, but honestly I got tired of it and eventually stopped caring

 

[samsara]

Often lately.

 

[GloomyGhoul]

I think about it all the time tbh. The life is meaningless and has nothing to offer us so naturally when the human brain goes unfulfilled throughout life it will start to fantasize about the end of life. At this point I don’t care if there is an afterlife or if there isn’t I just want to be done with this life

Everyday. As an SA survivor I constantly think about it. I’d rather be dead than have to live this humiliating existence.

 

[DeathIsNear888]

I think about it all the time tbh. The life is meaningless and has nothing to offer us so naturally when the human brain goes unfulfilled throughout life it will start to fantasize about the end of life. At this point I don’t care if there is an afterlife or if there isn’t I just want to be done with this life

Every fucking day it's driving me to smoke again.

 

[ItsovERfucks]

Everyday

 

[zd60]

I wish and think about death daily

 

[Homegrownman326]

I think about it all the time, and I lament the fact that I was ever born. But now that I'm here, I wish to stay alive forever. Heaven for me would be a place of infinite possibility. I believe the core of lasting human happiness lies in endless possibilities. Failure wouldn't exist other than in the moment; the past loses its weight, and death wouldn't exist. That's the condition it would take for me to be truly happy. I fantasize about my reaction to entering such a condition. All anxieties, all regret, and all dread would melt away, and true peace and happiness could finally be achieved. That's just my afterlife fantasy. I also believe that meaning is downstream from life. The meaning of life is life, therefore death is what makes life meaningless. Meaning is a concept in your head that cannot exist if you're dead. A meaning for a finite life is incomprehensible, and what does that meaning matter if you don't exist to have knowledge of it? Sure, I suffer, and life has sucked and does suck in so many ways, but suffering is preferable to death, which makes all suffering in the present and past meaningless.

 

[Todd Thundercock]

Never

I used to often when wageslaving

 

[Icarus]

I wish and think about death daily

 

[InvoluntaryChigga]

everyday

 

[DCI Gene Hunt]

Every few days or so. Used to think about it constantly.

 

[Pancakecel]

Often lately.

 

[Bulbasaur]

I don't.

 

[superpsycho]

everyday, some days more than others

 

[CosmicSerialKiller]

Pretty much daily right now.

 

[Leon98]

A lot

 

[Looptheworm]

I stopped caring about it entirely when i ended up living on my own.

I dont care if I live or die

 

[Beck]

More often now

Im not suicidal but I wonder how my death would affect the people around me

Or more realistically how little

And in recent years I've been seeing suicide as a more and more justifiably thing since being black pilled

I'd argue it's actually a good/healthy thing for people to do

 

[LeFrenchCel]

Several times a week on average

 

[SociallyStunted]

Maybe every other day or so

 

[BlackLowLtn]

Think about it? Everyday, but actually feeling close to doing ending it all? I would say not so often maybe every few days or roughly every other day, there’s a difference between the cope of death as an exit and me feeling as though I genuinely need to die.

I think of death almost constantly, as in how my death would have little impact on others lives, whether there’s an afterlife, what reasons I would have to die etc.

But I consider those more so random thoughts rather than intense suicidal intent, the sort of thing people with ‘common’ depression would have with no genuine intent on suicide; where death is more of an emotional outlet rather than a serious consideration.