Dying is horrific either way

[Leiden]

Fkn A...dying is SO scary!! CTB or natural. It's SO fkn scary! Unless you are the most lucky person alive and go in your sleep, or have N..shits going to be bad...real bad. Everyone born is doomed to a death and that's SO unfair! I personally do not think we should put anyone in that position to have to be doomed to a death and possibly a horrible, painful life. It's really terrifying! There's no help from above, there's nobody coming to save us, there's no help at all. This is very, very scary. We go by a horrible way, either way like I said unless you are extremely lucky. I'm really, really scared because I'm suffering more than I can handle and every option out is so scary to me.

Some people are SO, SO brave, but still they suffered

 

[lizzywizzy09]

This is all very true. But if I'm going to go out, would rather go out by my own hand rather than wait for my natural body to fuck me over even further.

 

[Evelyn Lane]

I agree. All death is either painful or uncomfortable. Even dying in your sleep has been debated on whether or not it's peaceful.

 

[Manfrotto99]

Yes I totally relate to what you are saying and that every option we have is very scary. I watched my mother die from cancer and it was a very long painful process. It makes SN look rather appealing in comparison.The real lucky ones are those that just die unexpectedly in their sleep.

 

[kunikuzushi]

I agree. I don't understand how anyone can think of giving birth to someone just to doom them to having to die eventually.

 

[FuneralCry]

I understand, personally I really wish I had access to a painless death like never waking again, it's so cruel and terrible how there's all this endless suffering with no limit as to how torturous the pain of existing can get yet there's no guaranteed way for me to just easily die in peace, it just causes way more pain how I don't have this as all I wish for is to never exist again, I'd never wish to suffer in this existence no matter what.

 

[Gustav Hartmann]

A school friend of me died a few weeks ago. He was at a festival, back home his chests and arm hurt, he drove to a hospital, they aneasthetised him and he never woke up again. He thought that it is nothing serious and was sure to leave the hospital next day.

I would say, this was not horrific for him at all.

 

[badtothebone]

Not necessarily, when it's natural it's out of your control and it can be painless but when it's suicide it's from your own hand and it's painful.

 

[aipuweth]

Yeah. People who still making children are truly idiots. The greatest legacy I will leave to my children is that they will never exist, they won't think about their future or death. Anyway, I think the most peaceful ones are dying in sleep or shooting yourself in the head.

 

[Placo]

Honestly, I don't see it as that terrible, from what we know about near-death experiences they are generally pleasant.

 

[busrider]

sometimes... I think about it too.... last 5 years? or maybe even more I don't feel like living, I just exist. and it's a terrible feeling, honestly. Wake up for what??? wait until this day is over, to wake up tomorrow again for nothing. it's exhausting. and I honestly think of death as freedom. I dream a lot of eternal sleep. in sleep you feel nothing, nobody and nothing disturbs you, you just sleep. but at the same time, the thought of not-existing is a little scary to me. I know that after me the world won't explode. Of course my death will affect my family and friends, but otherwise nothing will change. I won't see the next season of castlevania: nocturne or maybe even arcane (I still have not decided when I'm going to CTB), won't see my sister grow up, how my town changes, I don't know if this stupid and pointless war will end (I'm from Russia). because the world doesn't care, it lives it's own life. It's existential and quite frightening to me

 

[Hotsackage]

My dad didn't look like he was enjoying it, thankfully I showed up, basically said let me look at you, then just went to sleep

 

[clitoralcancer]

At my ripe old age I've come to the conclusion that I'm happiest when I'm sleeping, a sentiment many of us can probably feel (I'm grateful that whenever the beast strikes I can sleep, granted ,I wake up every morning at 3:00 a.m. but for those few hours it's oblivion)
I view death as nothing more than sleep, when I sleep I no longer exist.

 

[Chronicallyunwell]

At my ripe old age I've come to the conclusion that I'm happiest when I'm sleeping, a sentiment many of us can probably feel (I'm grateful that whenever the beast strikes I can sleep, granted ,I wake up every morning at 3:00 a.m. but for those few hours it's oblivion)
I view death as nothing more than sleep, when I sleep I no longer exist.

I love sleeping then wake up in my living nightmare

 

[Imcantbreathe]

As a child I viewed death as terrifying or frightening, but I already die a little everyday. So from my perspective I believe there is peace in it, I am curious why people are so pressed on living... Just to make some extra memories that you probably won't even remember or be able to look back on them while your dead. I rather know my death coming then dying in my sleep...

 

[HopeToStay]

I love sleeping then wake up in my living nightmare

Yes i enjoy sleeping, and when i wake up, there's about 10 seconds where i forget than my life is over and suicide is now the path of least resistance.

 

[VeryShy]

I'm not afraid of dying, I'm horribly afraid of continuing to live like this. I think there are multiple rather painless methods, and I just find death to be more comforting then horrific.