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Brutal If your life flashed before your eyes, would you be satisfied in death?

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I don't think I would. Not right now at the very least.

The thought of having to face all of my memories, fully knowing that I will never be able to create a new one and somehow make up for every bad thing that happened in the past is equally despair-inducing and comfortable.
 
i die with no regrets because everything i did was meaningless
 
Having to face all of the terrible memories I have accrued over my lifetime is just the cherry on top of my death
 
Not really, I'd die a 25 year old virgin who never really did much besides go to school and work.
 
It would be only bad memories for school and my family.
 
hell no i dont watn to see that again wtf
 
No one that seriously engages with this site should answer yes to this, ive spent way too much time rotting to be satisfied and have done enough, I don't particularly think my life has been filled with much pain, mostly just wasted opportunities and potential, I could definitely be living a much better life if a few circumstances were different for me
 
I don't think I would. Not right now at the very least.

The thought of having to face all of my memories, fully knowing that I will never be able to create a new one and somehow make up for every bad thing that happened in the past is equally despair-inducing and comfortable.
These episodes normally occur when the body or mind is in an altered state or is in traumatic moments on a psychological or physical level. Because these states occur so quickly, it is not even possible to be aware of the moment of observation of these moments. It is quite impossible to find the emotions present; Ergo, the importance of recognizing such moments in an altered state becomes somewhat complicated as well as useless and counterproductive. In the end, my answer to this question would be positive, according to what has been said.
 
Not at all. My life was shit. It would just fill me with rage and makey last moments more miserable.
 
I don't think I would. Not right now at the very least.

The thought of having to face all of my memories, fully knowing that I will never be able to create a new one and somehow make up for every bad thing that happened in the past is equally despair-inducing and comfortable.
No but it wouldn’t matter since I’m dead
 
Not really, only had fleeting moments of happiness during childhood and my teenage years, but everything after that was just shit.

I'd just be glad that it all came to an end, unless I was sent to some hellish purgatory for all eternity because some uncaring flying entity told me so.
 

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