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Serious Should we prepare for death?

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This morning, I woke up crying at the thought of preparing for my death. It’s no rarity that a good number of users here suffer from suicidal thoughts. To those who have reached that existential milestone and know the best days are behind them. Should you prepare for death? Personally, I sense my time is drawing near. Death is knocking on the door and he’s telling me, “It’s time to go.” And I feel that I’m ready but I haven’t prepared yet.

Preparing for death means several things: covering funeral costs, final requests, suicide note/autobiography, making peace with family and friends. Perhaps arrange a dinner where you can reminisce about good memories as you indirectly say your goodbyes. Faith is also a major factor. If you do have any religious sentiments, now would be the time to capitalise on it, just for the peace of mind.
 
I'm already well prepared mentally, I wanna check out of this shitshow of a life asap but can't just yet.
 
Fuck it.
If I die, I die.
Anytime will do.
 
After my mom dies there will be no one left in this world that cares about me so I don't really care what happens after I die.
 
Diapermaxx so you don't evacuate-your-bowelsmaxx when you ropemaxx.
 
No dude you are not ready dont think like that yet...wait see how it goes and then i dunno maybe if that's your choise and there is nothing left. But if you rope you loose they WIN.
 
prepare for war, death is uncertain.
 
I don’t think about death, but it’s solely because my life is so static that it seems preordained that I remain rotting away slowly along this path.

I’ve switched schools, countries, career pathways, rooms - it’s always the same; I’m always the loser, the reject. It’s like the clock stopped for me since freshman year of high school, so I’ll just keep on being a shut-in until the odds of falling into a health crisis make me start to think about truly preparing for death.
 
I advice everybody to also prepare for life, even if they are suicidal. I kept telling myself that I would just rope in case shit hits the fan. And when I actually wanted to rope (I had my suicide note ready and all that), my survival instinct showed me who's boss. I wasted quite a lot of money before my planned suicide, being so sure that it's just a matter of decision, something which I sort of regret now.
 
It's good to psych yourself up about it so you minimize your chances of going out without dignity. But obsessing over it or attempting suicide, not cool. I always liked Hunter S Thompson's approach: apparently he took comfort in the fact that he could take himself out at any time, like having convenient little eject button, a twisted insurance policy... and this invigorated him. When he did finally kill himself he was old and most likely sick anyway, even though I still don't necessarily approve. A touch hypocritical but not really.
 
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im ready to die
 
i feel like there is something I wan't to do before I die, but I don't know what it is. Maybe that's what holds me back.
 
If you are a non chad male you should
 
Incels are born dead.
 
Thinking about suicide every day but there is still some hope left in me
 

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