I hope there’s nothing after death

[Huggs]

I was raised christian and even though I'm not anymore because it doesn't make logical sense to me, the from childhood programmed fear there runs deep. A loving god is impossible looking at this planet but maybe a narcissistic one, or something like reincarnation. Either of these are horrifying to me. I'm not a good person, so the thought of hell scares me, as does the thought of karma or even just living again in perpetuity. I don't want to experience consciousness again. The only peaceful thing to me would be not being conscious for eternity after death.
This world is so unfair and suffering is rampant. I want to die extremely soon and stay dead.

 

[im already reading]

I was raised christian and even though I'm not anymore because it doesn't make logical sense to me, the from childhood programmed fear there runs deep. A loving god is impossible looking at this planet but maybe a narcissistic one, or something like reincarnation. Either of these are horrifying to me. I'm not a good person, so the thought of hell scares me, as does the thought of karma or even just living again in perpetuity. I don't want to experience consciousness again. The only peaceful thing to me would be never being conscious again.
This world is so unfair and suffering is rampant. I want to die extremely soon and stay dead.

i hope you get reincarnated/reborn without memories after death
i feel like thats the best possible one

 

[saddestbunny]

i highly doubt an afterlife exists but if there was one it wouldn't be painful, we'd probably just be scattered / floating energy having a bare awareness of space or something - hell 100% isn't real

i hope you get reincarnated/reborn without memories after death
i feel like thats the best possible one

i hope i don't come back lol

 

[90starve]

i also don't belong to any religions, as they just don't seem rational to me - but i agree with you. i hope for complete nothingness after i die. if not, what have i spent my life meaninglessly suffering for?

 

[Wyldfyre4948]

I like to believe in there being a heaven after death. Christian religion teaches that Jesus died for our sins. Of course these people like to nitpick what sins send you to hell, so they can sleep better. Divorce, tattoos, piercings, eating meat on certain days, and others "sins" can be ignored when convenient. Honestly the Christian god seems bipolar with the Old Testament wrath vs the New Testament loving. Nobody truly knows what's afterwards until they get there though.

 

[Sichi]

I'm born Catholic but I consider myself agnostic. There's no assurance really whether there's nothing after death but like you, I hope there isn't. Once is enough.

 

[Shaylla1998]

I do not find belief in a god, heaven, and hell to be logical, regardless of the religion. I was raised Christian, but I questioned the beliefs and found them to be illogical and full of lies. Science, on the other hand, presents us with facts and logic.

I do not believe in a traditional afterlife. Science has taught us that we and everything around us are made of atoms that were created during the Big Bang 13.8 billion years ago. While our consciousness has an age, our atoms are billions of years old and are in a constant recycling cycle. Our lives are the result of a series of unlikely coincidences, not the creation of a god.

Our planet was formed by the same atoms that make up our bodies. It was not created in six days, but rather through an inferno of molten rocks and asteroid impacts. Our bodies will dissipate over time into space, and those atoms will form new celestial bodies or even living beings in other civilizations.

While I do not believe in a conventional afterlife, I do believe in a form of reincarnation. The atoms that once made up our bodies may someday make up the consciousness of another individual of another civilization or, more likely, an earthly animal or human. However, I personally do not believe in an afterlife where we retain our memories and thoughts.

 

[FuneralCry]

I hope for the same thing but I just very strongly believe we cease existing after we leave this world, death is the absence of all suffering and once we die there is just nothingness for all eternity and such a thing is the only relief to me, to die is true peace from this hellish reality where everything is finally forgotten about, only nothingness is acceptable and ideal to me.