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99.9999% of people in this thread who say "I fear death" are lying: they are afraid only in the intellectual sense. How many of those do actually experience th
by OneGuy123 6y ago
99.9999% of people in this thread who say "I fear death" are lying: they are afraid only in the intellectual sense.
How many of those do actually experience the fear of death so deep in their bones that they actually live life to their fullest?
(I'm not claiming I'm one of those).
- benji_is_me 6y agoI absolutely fear death — both intellectually and as an animalistic response to the idea (I've had periods of uncontrollable panic attacks from just contemplating my mortality). I don't think actually "living life to their fullest" necessarily follows fearing death.
- mateus1 6y agoI experience the same thing. It's bad. Mine is more related to not knowing where the universe came from and why we exist.
- _jjkk 6y agoThis doesn't account for those who fear death very deeply but have no coping mechanism but complete avoidance
- guerrilla 6y agoor those who abhor life but fear death more.
- croissants 6y agoWhy is failure to "actually live life to their fullest" evidence that such people don't fear death?
- kgwgk 6y agoWhat does that even mean? Death is the great equalizer anyway.