Let me put it this way, people can say that they're not scared of death because they lived a good/shitty life & are prepared for it to happen, but deep down idgaf what anyone says we all are. You know how i know? Because if someone told you that you were going to die, & they pull out a gun it's pitch black in a dark alley (for instance), You wouldn't shit bricks, you would be so scared you wouldn't really know what to do. You would think that all you could have done with your life in the past was about to expire in an instance. That's why they use the term "You don't realize what you have til it's gone" because that simply means you can no longer do, what you could have done before. Most people don't fear the idea of going somewhere after-life, i do, because although I believe i will be with my family, i fear the idea knowing that i am no longer in existence in the world we live in. Knowing that I can't do much anymore except see what happens after death. We all believe in religions, some may not, i will not state my religion nor what do i believe in, only one person on this forum knows & that's how it will stay for personal reasons. But, i believe that after my death has come, i will reunite with my family who have died a long time ago. So yes, I'm very scared of death, it is truly the most scariest thing to mankind.
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Are you scared of death?
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Come on....Shift said:
Deep down every tough guy to ever live has always been scared of the concept of death itself.
Unless you're some sick psycho guy who craves death.
Much like those people in the deepweb
I mean I'm not actually to afraid depending on how it happens and how old I am. Of course I would be scared to die at 18 years of age right now because I have not lived my life to how I want to. But if I'm 65+ fuck it kill me because I know its coming soon and I mean if its in a quick way and like I didnt think it was happening I wouldnt really care.
I've come very close to dying before. I had a lung defect (intralobular lung sequestration) and a malicious aorta sized artery created its own bloodflow in my right lung. Due to the high pressure in that artery it slightly tore and started bleeding into my lungs.
Doctors found the defect when they tested for pneumonia but nothing showed up. A CT-scan with contrast fluid then revealed the defect and the tear in the artery.
I only had to cough up large bloodclots for a few days and take a blood thickener while waiting on the top lung surgeon to return back to the country (was on a congress for 3 days).
If the tear was any bigger I'd have died from internal hemorrhage almost instantly. Because of the size of the artery and internal pressure there was also the chance that my tear would further rupture and kill me.
My case of that defect was so complex that it was unlike any lung surgeon had ever seen, that's why I waited a few days so I could get the absolute best treatment. The surgery was also quite risky because the smallest mistake could cause massive internal hemorrhages.
Bit more on topic now; while I waited for the surgeon to arrive back in the country I simply went to school as normal. I was very scared when I heard the diagnosis and that I could quite literally die at any moment but for some odd reason when I got out of the hosputal and went back to school the next day I didn't feel scared, just very indifferent, numb.
It was a very strange feeling.
Doctors found the defect when they tested for pneumonia but nothing showed up. A CT-scan with contrast fluid then revealed the defect and the tear in the artery.
I only had to cough up large bloodclots for a few days and take a blood thickener while waiting on the top lung surgeon to return back to the country (was on a congress for 3 days).
If the tear was any bigger I'd have died from internal hemorrhage almost instantly. Because of the size of the artery and internal pressure there was also the chance that my tear would further rupture and kill me.
My case of that defect was so complex that it was unlike any lung surgeon had ever seen, that's why I waited a few days so I could get the absolute best treatment. The surgery was also quite risky because the smallest mistake could cause massive internal hemorrhages.
Bit more on topic now; while I waited for the surgeon to arrive back in the country I simply went to school as normal. I was very scared when I heard the diagnosis and that I could quite literally die at any moment but for some odd reason when I got out of the hosputal and went back to school the next day I didn't feel scared, just very indifferent, numb.
It was a very strange feeling.
I would say I am tbh. I have kinda accepted it as a restart in someone life. I personally do not believe in afterlife but there must be something. I am also atheist. All in all death doesn't scare me. When it's my time it's my time. I do not want any life support or anything to keep me here.
"No I don't fear death" said every 12 year old on forumkorner. But just wait until you are on your hospital bed with your family surrounding you and you are barley conscious, trust me you'll be shitting yourself and that's the best case or you could be stranded out in the middle of the ocean with sharks swimming around you pulling you under.. If you say your not scared of death you are just trying to act hard over the internet period.
Everyone scared of death wither its a lil bit or a lot, except for crazy people "the Joker". Death is main reason why people believe in God. I don't like to label me as a atheist but guess that's the way it is, I do believe in God just don't like the bible and how it portrays him and the other BS with it. If that makes sense.
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