Let's say theoretically, there really is a heaven and hell...

[Shadows From Hell]

Which place would you rather go to, "assuming" suicide isn't the greatest sin you can commit. Or would you rather remain on earth as a spirit?

My choice is hell.

 

[Chietal]

Which place would you rather go to, "assuming" suicide isn't the greatest sin you can commit. Or would you rather remain on earth as a spirit?

My choice is hell.

Hell would really suck. You will be tortured for eternity. I dont think you would want that.

 

[Shadows From Hell]

Hell would really suck. You will be tortured for eternity. I dont think you would want that.

Can't be any worse than here on earth being tortured until I'm dead.

 

[SomewhereAlongThe]

I've never met someone who chooses hell over heaven. That's kinda neat, and also scary lol

 

[3xhilarati0n]

Honestly, when I think about it, roaming Earth as a spirit wouldn't be that far off from what I usually feel like, except like, better? lol
Like I wouldn't have to worry about sustaining myself, about money, how people perceive me... because I just wouldn't be perceived. Plus imagine going through walls and stuff, and in general going anywhere you'd like. Sure I wouldn't really be able to interact with anything, but right now I'm just stuck in my room anyways. And as a ghost I could probably float around and travel the world, see beautiful things, maybe flicker somebody's light occasionally to prank and freak them out. I feel like it wouldn't be too bad :)

 

[ijustwishtodie]

I'd choose heaven I suppose. I'd rather be non existent than choose heaven since I view existence itself as the problem but, if I were forced to choose between the options that you presented, I'd choose heaven.

Can't be any worse than here on earth being tortured until I'm dead.

Even if this is true (which I don't think it is since the pain that a sentient being can experience is truly unimaginable and I bet that hell would be designed to maximise the pain that the sentient beings can experience), why would you want to choose hell over heaven over the premise that hell is less worse than life on earth? To be logically consistent, surely you'd want to choose heaven over hell due to how heaven is less worse than hell, right?

 

[isa_nqra1]

alternative choice: getting isekaied

 

[divinemistress36]

Offtopic I believe we are already in Hell here on Earth

 

[F@#$]

I want to haunt some folks.

 

[Valhala]

First of all, suicide cannot be the greatest sin that can be committed. Second, heaven and hell certainly do not exist, especially not in the form in which some religions present it.

 

[isa_nqra1]

Offtopic I believe we are already in Hell here on Earth

ngl youre not wrong

 

[Sn00t]

Depends on my resources. I'd choose earth if I could drug myself as to forget my own awareness of myself and existence, that doesn't sound too bad. Heaven and hell are premised usually from what I see in pop culture as very individualised, as in you as a person go and experience whatever coming to you with your own values, personality etc. Yea no thanks, that's a big reason life is so painful, and if it isn't at first, it will.

 

[depressedinsomniac]

never forget about the realm of purgatory!

but seriously this existence is akin to hell depending on your mental and physical health as well as finances. it's a really tricky place. Sometimes things seem just like heaven only to in reality not be or it's all lost in a flash. Very tricky realm this place called earth!

 

[Shadows From Hell]

Even if this is true (which I don't think it is since the pain that a sentient being can experience is truly unimaginable and I bet that hell would be designed to maximise the pain that the sentient beings can experience), why would you want to choose hell over heaven over the premise that hell is less worse than life on earth? To be logically consistent, surely you'd want to choose heaven over hell due to how heaven is less worse than hell, right?

If god created the earth and people, and he allows you to go through hell while you're alive, why would he be any different in heaven?

 

[CatLvr]

Which place would you rather go to, "assuming" suicide isn't the greatest sin you can commit. Or would you rather remain on earth as a spirit?

My choice is hell.

Ohh! That is terrible!! Why?? I think you should roam the Mother Earth with me and we can skip down to the river and watch the waterfalls after we pull pranks on all the humans who will come after us.

 

[Shadows From Hell]

Ohh! That is terrible!! Why?? I think you should roam the Mother Earth with me and we can skip down to the river and watch the waterfalls after we pull pranks on all the humans who will come after us.

Hardcore misfits we would be!

Ohh! That is terrible!! Why?? I think you should roam the Mother Earth with me and we can skip down to the river and watch the waterfalls after we pull pranks on all the humans who will come after us.

Wait, I just got to thinking... How can humans come after us if they can't see us??

 

[ijustwishtodie]

If god created the earth and people, and he allows you to go through hell while you're alive, why would he be any different in heaven?

Fair point. He may not be any different in heaven but surely it at least has to be lesser of the two evils when comparing it to hell, no? Hell in religions seem like they have been designed with the purpose of maximising the pain that a sentient bring can go through. Yes, earth is hellish already but the extent that pain can go to is truly unimaginable and I know that I have a higher chance in heaven to not experience that type of pain rather than if I were to go to hell. Maybe I'd go through some pain in heaven but can it be worse than getting my ears filled with molten lava and my throat being pierced by a hot rod and for these features of mine to be regenerated so that I experience the pain again and again until infinity?? I'd rather take my chances in heaven than hell if I were forced to choose one but, at the end of the day, I'd rather be non existent

 

[Namelesa]

I would rather be a spirit than go to any of these afterlife realms as I don't know how bad either of these places will be. If God exists I don't trust him at all for making this hellish life so I don't want to go to heaven and hell has the possibility of being torture so I would rather stay here where I am already accustomed to this place. Would rather non-existence tho.

 

[SilentSadness]

All 3 sound equally bad, if there is a chance of suffering and you live for eternity then you will experience an infinite amount of suffering.

 

[Richard Langford]

I'd imagine many of us want to see departed nearest and dearest. I do. I don't know how that 'works' but I'm sure personally there's some other power out there.

 

[Forveleth]

Roam earth as a spirit. I could see all the shit I never got to see in life. I would also haunt people for funsies.

 

[TheHolySword]

can I choose to be erased completely

 

[Travis]

So you have a problem with finite suffering but think infinite suffering is preferable? Just curious not judging.

 

[pthnrdnojvsc]

If i had a choice but i don't i would only want non-existence forever. non-existence forever is the ultimate bliss and what will happen after Death .

i guess i'm starting to think differently than most humans. when i see myself i see the same thing when i see a bug, a mouse , a lizard, an insect crawling on the sidewalk. what does it matter what the insect or mouse does or thinks? nothing.

a human is just a brain, cells , a machine, chemical reactions. What i a lizard desires has no impact on what happens after i die.

 

[The_Hunter]

I've never met someone who chooses hell over heaven. That's kinda neat, and also scary lol

Freddie Mercury-pilled
Ain't no way there an afterlife. But would love to fuck around forever in the shenanigans we've made though.

Spectator mode, haha. If it's fun in Minecraft... it'd be fun in real life, too!

But yeah. Unfortunately nothing fun like that, after life. The fun we have is the fun we have; it is, what it is. Maybe it's "more it" for that, but regardless--I think it's neat that we can experience good things.