Re: Death
Posted: Fri Dec 06, 2013 12:56 pm
yeah all that suffering and sadness you would leave behind, sounds terribleElectric_Head wrote:I just think of everything I'd leave behind, the things I'd miss, the experiences, etc.
yeah all that suffering and sadness you would leave behind, sounds terribleElectric_Head wrote:I just think of everything I'd leave behind, the things I'd miss, the experiences, etc.
And that's now in my head for the rest of the day, you fuckerLiam92 wrote:Nah, at least in heaven I can skate
You forgot the period at the end of that last sentence.particle-jim wrote:Not scared of being dead but scared of how I will die, either something instant or just passing peacefully in my sleep please, can't be dealing with anything protracted and emotional/physically painful. Without going into too much detail I did spend a lot of time a few years ago thinking about my own death and made plans to jump in front of a train, glad I didn't do that tbh, life's actually pretty good
why have u almost died so much?nowaysj wrote:I've got a thread on here a year or more back that was about all the ways I've nearly died. The list is long. I was always scared. In the moment, I've always been afraid. That fear has kept me alive on more than one occasion. But in the larger picture, I'm not afraid of death, I eagerly anticipate it. Can't wait. I just want it to be at a time and manner of my choosing. I've got people that depend on me now, can't check out, but can't wait until I'm free.
No, but I did live in Panorama City, crack capital of LA. Supposedly where all the crack was cooked up back in the day. Shit was a fucking war zone. Like literally. Like every night. Gun fire, helicopters, high speed chases. But for reals. Closest I came to dieing there though, was... maybe this crackhead ran in front of my car late late one night, I almost hit him, just stopped short. We looked at each other, then I noticed he had a revolver in his right hand. Not so bad, really.Nihilism wrote:He lives in Compton.
can u give me a list?nowaysj wrote:Cause I'm, like, Agent48.
I've got about 20 more years of your level of hijinks under my belt.
Not really. You stop existing, the concept of being 'free' of it stops since you're incapable of experiencing what you would call 'freedom'.Nevalo wrote:Reverb wrote:yes absolutely scared of dying. i think you guys are kidding yourselves if you say otherwise.
Nah, not scared at all. death means moving on from a world full of pain and suffering.
in my 26 years ive been through and seen a lot, and at least i know, that when i die i will be free from that.
oh yeah safe http://dubstepforum.com/forum/viewtopic ... Experiencenowaysj wrote:There is a thread here in this subforum. Search here, by my name, and for the words Death and Story maybe, will turn it up. Maybe, "Near Death Experience" maybe experiences pluralized.
ExactlyGenevieve wrote:Not really. You stop existing, the concept of being 'free' of it stops since you're incapable of experiencing what you would call 'freedom'.Nevalo wrote:Reverb wrote:yes absolutely scared of dying. i think you guys are kidding yourselves if you say otherwise.
Nah, not scared at all. death means moving on from a world full of pain and suffering.
in my 26 years ive been through and seen a lot, and at least i know, that when i die i will be free from that.
Wolf, you've been on point lately man.wolf89 wrote:Yeah I am. I've been aware of my mortality since a young age after losing someone close to me as a young child an the idea of leaving this world suddenly like that to never experience anything ever again is scary. To lose everything and everyone around me is a frightening prospect. Of course there are states of existence in which death would be preferable to but really facing the prospect of everything I am and know ending for me now is too much to accept. How could I not fear everything being torn away from me by my life just being switched off? It's all I have. I want to continue experiencing everything and feeling emotions because that's all I have now.
Bullshit imo. Too much of a generalisation.wub wrote:The only people scared of dying are those who regret how they lived, IMO.
and yet thirteen ninjas and millions/billions of others don't/haven't. Can you explain that?rayman612 wrote:ExactlyGenevieve wrote:Not really. You stop existing, the concept of being 'free' of it stops since you're incapable of experiencing what you would call 'freedom'.Nevalo wrote:Reverb wrote:yes absolutely scared of dying. i think you guys are kidding yourselves if you say otherwise.
Nah, not scared at all. death means moving on from a world full of pain and suffering.
in my 26 years ive been through and seen a lot, and at least i know, that when i die i will be free from that.
Its like the ONLY thing you should actually fear