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Something feels off whenever I try thinking about what happens after death
I don't believe in reincarnation personallyWe all reincarnate as prettyboy chads
also how do you know we would reincarnate as good looking men and not just incels againI don't believe in reincarnation personally
But I don't even want to reincarnate.We all reincarnate as prettyboy chads
I hope I die somewhere unexpectedly to to REALLY stink up that place. lolFlesh rot
It would make more sense to say that it would be just like it was before you were born. Do you remember where you were during the 1500s? Probably not because you didn't exist.eternal nothingness
I mean being afraid is normal but its the inevitable. Are you religous?I don't know. I am afraid to die. I don't want to go in next world. I want my mother and father to talk with and sit with. I am scared of the God who put me in this world. I think he will punish me more in next world.
No I don't like to pray. It is boring. I like watchung YouTube. And driving scooters but scooter is dangerous and leg can break.I mean being afraid is normal but its the inevitable. Are you religous?
You go to vanilla if you're white, and heaven if you're non-white.
Flesh rot
tbh instead of a quick painless one i kind of hope i bleed out so that I have enough time to know im about to dieLogically, nothing, and by that I mean a lack of conscious awareness. That reality is hard to deal with for me, especially having known many dead people. Death is mostly mental suffering; there is, of course, the physical pain of dying. One can suffer for a lifetime contemplating death and its implications. The physical suffering of dying is generally shorter. I wish I had no knowledge of death; I see no benefit to being aware of it. Removing the concept from my brain seems more feasible than immortality. I hope when death comes, I have no knowledge of it, quick, painless, and most importantly, unforeseen. There is a horror to that, but that's only because I can conceptualize it now. If it happens, however, that won't be the case.
We all reincarnate as prettyboy chads.
I think the most likely possibility is nothingness. That's not what I would most desire, but I would be happy with it, because there are far worse possibilities.Something feels off whenever I try thinking about what happens after death
I "died" once and was aware of it. It was the most peaceful moment of my life. If we really are here out of random chance, and there is nothingness after death, then I am happy with that reality and accept it, I just hope that my real death will be physically painless.Logically, nothing, and by that I mean a lack of conscious awareness. That reality is hard to deal with for me, especially having known many dead people. Death is mostly mental suffering; there is, of course, the physical pain of dying. One can suffer for a lifetime contemplating death and its implications. The physical suffering of dying is generally shorter. I wish I had no knowledge of death; I see no benefit to being aware of it. Removing the concept from my brain seems more feasible than immortality. I hope when death comes, I have no knowledge of it, quick, painless, and most importantly, unforeseen. There is a horror to that, but that's only because I can conceptualize it now. If it happens, however, that won't be the case.
No death is physically painless, no matter what. No one dies peacefully in their sleep; that's just a cope.I "died" once and was aware of it. It was the most peaceful moment of my life. If we really are here out of random chance, and there is nothingness after death, then I am happy with that reality and accept it, I just hope that my real death will be physically painless.
even shooting urself?No death is physically painless, no matter what. No one dies peacefully in their sleep; that's just a cope.
pure nothingness.
eternal nothingness
Nothing
How long do you think the nothingness will last?a Black Screen
Could be, but i believe it's forever.The ride never ends.
Depends on where you do it. I meant that no natural death is entirely painless. But shooting yourself in the correct spot on the head would be too quick to register pain in theory. We really don't know what it's like to die, so we can't be entirely sure. Even if you shoot yourself in the head, what if the intact parts of your brain remain active for a period?even shooting urself?





