The day we’re born, the day we start dying!

[karmaisabitch]

My thoughts!

 

[FuneralCry]

I certainly see existing as the most futile and meaningless process of waiting around to die, we are just waiting until death erases everything for us with this existence destined to permanently disappear into nothingness no matter what. I just find it so hellish and cruel how we were forced to exist in the first place especially as there was never a need for existence, I just wish that I stayed eternally unaware of the abomination that is existence, to me only never existing is true perfection.

 

[LevUwU]

We only start really dying, from a physical term once we turn 25, when our cells deplete more than they expand. From a mental state? Yeah... sending love my friend <3

 

[iloverachel]

The day we were born is he unluckiest day ever

I would do anything to reverse time and never be born in his hellish world

 

[hellispink]

Life is a journey, it can be a hellish one for sure. It has an expiration day. It can be one day after you born, three years after, 10 years after or 80 years after. There is no timeline for when one starts dying, one dies at moment and thats it. Everything else is call living and experiencing

 

[locked*n*loaded]

We only start really dying, from a physical term once we turn 25, when our cells deplete more than they expand. From a mental state? Yeah... sending love my friend <3

That's not right. From the EXACT milisecond that your mother's egg and your father's sperm get together and begin the creation of you, THAT is the moment that TIME BEGINS counting down towards your death. From that point onward, you are becoming older as each second ticks by.

 

[divinemistress36]

That's not right. From the EXACT milisecond that your mother's egg and your father's sperm get together and begin the creation of you, THAT is the moment that TIME BEGINS counting down towards your death. From that point onward, you are becoming older as each second ticks by.

Sperm is the Devil!

 

[sserafim]

That's not right. From the EXACT milisecond that your mother's egg and your father's sperm get together and begin the creation of you, THAT is the moment that TIME BEGINS counting down towards your death. From that point onward, you are becoming older as each second ticks by.

True. From the moment we're born, we already start dying

Life is a journey, it can be a hellish one for sure. It has an expiration day. It can be one day after you born, three years after, 10 years after or 80 years after. There is no timeline for when one starts dying, one dies at moment and thats it. Everything else is call living and experiencing

What's the point of living and experiencing though? What do you gain or get out of this experience?

 

[locked*n*loaded]

True. From the moment we're born, we already start dying

Kinda surreal, isn't it? Ironic, too. And entirely inexplicable. That the exact moment that ANY life is created, that life starts its dying process.

That, my friends, is the true meaning of life. The meaning of life is that ALL life is only eventual fuel for the continuance of more life one day. So, it is entirely true that every life matters, and has meaning, because one day, when death comes for you, you (decaying body) will be providing the necessary material that the next life needs to come into existence.

Think I've said too much.

 

[GreenOctober]

That's not right. From the EXACT milisecond that your mother's egg and your father's sperm get together and begin the creation of you, THAT is the moment that TIME BEGINS counting down towards your death. From that point onward, you are becoming older as each second ticks by.

Depends on how you look at it. If you don't see human early stages of development as growth then I guess your right. I'd say if your development benefits you physically and mentally then you aren't dying yet. I think I'm past both stages.

 

[locked*n*loaded]

Depends on how you look at it. If you don't see human early stages of development as growth then I guess your right. I'd say if your development benefits you physically and mentally then you aren't dying yet. I think I'm past both stages.

No, it doesn't. It has nothing to do with when you believe life starts. It has to do with time. Time starts ticking the moment you are created. You are beginning your formation at that point. There is no magic barrier on the inner side of a vagina where time does not exist. If the woman is in this world, her uterus is in this world, and all physics laws apply, including that of time.