Post: Disturbed by the idea of Death?
03-23-2012, 02:05 AM #1
Pichu
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(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Some of my friends and I were talking about Death and how we view it.

Some have admitted that they are afraid, others state they don't care and many others like myself have just stated that we accept the inevitable.

What's your take on the matter?


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I'm in two minds about the whole death thing. Accept death? I laugh at people who say they accept death in a "what you gonna do" manner. It's the most unfair and cruel thing ever devised, why should we be leveled with all the other scum, we don't get any rewards for being good people we just rot in a hole and pretty soon after that we are forgotten. Sometimes I feel choked by fear when I think about it, the unstoppable power that is our impending death just really makes me feel weak and feeble. I really don't think it's something that anyone can ever accept and just say "shit happens", if you have such a light-hearted approach to death then you haven't thought about it hard enough.

On the other hand death is a gift, imagine the thought of endless time stretching out in front of you, I think it would drive a man insane. After all, we all make mistakes and carry baggage, can you imagine the amount of baggage you would have if you lived for a thousand years? I'm just seventeen and I'm $#@!ing plagued by things everyday, thoughts and regrets that just follow me around.


Lets end this post on a more happy note shall we? Death makes life all the more precious, it makes everyday seem special, to know that you possess something that many people have lost. It motivates me personally, it makes me get up off the laptop and do stupid shit and have fun. It also helps me when I'm stressed out with school work and other things I just think to myself "Hey, this is nothing, you're gonna die someday asshole, so cheer the $#@! up.". You will never really accept how precious life is until you accept how precious death is, and I'm sure you'll be happy when you do.


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06-11-2012, 03:23 AM #56
Originally posted by fishnchipsy View Post
I personally think that humans think too much about death, so much so that they are wasting their time breathing. There really is no point pondering your afterlife or whatever if you use your precious time here thinking about what WILL happen.

It's severely clichèd, but live in the now.

Also, when I do spend a few precious seconds thinking about death, I realise that we are just mammals with bigger frontal cortex than any other species on earth, which means we are actually overstating how important we actually are.

I very much doubt that cats, dogs, rabbits or squirrels spend their days thinking about their untimely end. The reality is that we are no bigger, better or more important than anything else on earth, we are born, we have the urge to reproduce, then die.

And please, don't take religion into this >_>


For the most part, I agree. However, and as much as I hate saying this as someone who loves (other) animals, we are superior as a species. It may only be the small differences that separate us so, but they're differences in our favour none-the-less. Our ability to adapt, our ability to talk, our heightened intelligence... don't downplay these differences.
06-11-2012, 07:32 PM #57
Cubs
Next year is the year..
Originally posted by Pichu View Post
Some of my friends and I were talking about Death and how we view it.

Some have admitted that they are afraid, others state they don't care and many others like myself have just stated that we accept the inevitable.

What's your take on the matter?


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i'm actually curious about death, and have a healthy dose of nervousness about it. the reason being is, i'm anxious to find out what happens when you die..
06-11-2012, 07:35 PM #58
Death is inevitable, therefore, I'm not honestly that scared. However, what frightens me is dying at a young age. I want to stay alive until at least 80 years of age. Then again, during the older ages, you get health problems which give you hard times, and during those times, death would be the only path to peace.

I just hope for a good and long life. Also, I'd rather prefer dying in my sleep than having a long, painful death.
06-11-2012, 08:25 PM #59
JP
Israeli/Palestinian Unity
I wont fear death, as long as I can do something good with my life. It is going to happen sooner or later, and I think I would rather face death then lose everyone I care about to death. The idea that someday my parents and brother wont be around anymore scares me more then facing death myself.
06-11-2012, 08:36 PM #60
morgan8088
Medicated
Death is inevitable. Im fully aware/comfortable of all my choices ive made in my life that will drastically reduce my longevity.

Im also aware/comfortable with the lives i have had to end short.....

You cant write whats already written, it all stops at some point for every one.
06-11-2012, 10:09 PM #61
I don't fear death because i've never experienced it and know very little about it. How can you fear something you haven't experienced and have very little knowledge of
06-13-2012, 05:54 AM #62
I don't fear death, I accept it. I fear whats gonna happen after I die. If all the religion stuff is %100 real then I'm going to hell. I live life with no rules or regrets. The sinners way....as what the Christians would say.
06-13-2012, 10:15 AM #63
Originally posted by xSupremeHD View Post
I don't fear death, I accept it. I fear whats gonna happen after I die. If all the religion stuff is %100 real then I'm going to hell. I live life with no rules or regrets. The sinners way....as what the Christians would say.


There's as much a chance that is true as there is that there's a flying spaghetti monster hiding behind the sun from our perspective. It won't happen.

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06-13-2012, 10:17 AM #64
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Originally posted by Zoumbo7397 View Post
I don't fear death because i've never experienced it and know very little about it. How can you fear something you haven't experienced and have very little knowledge of


I take it you have never heard the term "fear of the unknown"

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