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DiscussionWhat do you want after ctb: Eternal non-existence or going to heaven to be with your pets?
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After ctb, if you were given a choice, Would you choose eternal non-existence (it sounded abstract to me so i imagine non-existence as how I was before I was born: nothingness) or to be /to appear in heaven with your pets?
if it's one of the Abrahamic heavens, I'll take nonexistence. Something else, I might roll the dice on. I'd even roll the dice on reincarnation. It's just my life specifically that I don't like.
After ctb, if you were given a choice, Would you choose eternal non-existence (it sounded abstract to me so i imagine non-existence as how I was before I was born: nothingness) or to be /to appear in heaven with your pets?
Nothingness because heaven is pointless. It's like in the ending of the show 'the good place', at some point you willingly jump into eternal nothingness anyways.
I honestly would prefer nothingness. One of the main reasons that I want to ctb is that I just don't like existing. Reincarnating and/or going to an afterlife, it just seems that my problems would persist and tbh I'd be very disappointed. I just want nothing, no thoughts, no sensations, like if I never existed in the first place
As an atheist I obviously don't believe in an afterlife.
But if I could choose, I would choose to "live" in some sort of afterlife with my precious baby I lost in January. If I could be with her in some sort of afterlife or existence that is void of any of this worlds misery then that would be my choice, a million times over. Being athiest is hard sometimes, I see why some people cling to religion in times of pain. Loosing my Ellie was so painful, to face the realization that when we leave this world its over. That I would never hold her sweet face or give her a pat on the head or run my fingers through her curly red fur ever again. I can see the appeal of religion to help avoid those thoughts and feelings, but just because you desperately want something to be true doesnt make it so.
If I cant be with her in peace and happiness then I wish just for non existence.
I'm glad that after Death is permanent non-existence. Can't wait to escape this evil life and evil prison world.
I'm glad that the accelerating expansion of the universe and law of entropy will end the universe forever
Non-existence . That's what I believe happens and wouldn't want any different. Any form of afterlife sounds horrible as I want my life to completely stop not continue in another form. Even if heaven was real, pretty sure neither me nor my dog would end up there
Non-existence . That's what I believe happens and wouldn't want any different. Any form of afterlife sounds horrible as I want my life to completely stop not continue in another form. Even if heaven was real, pretty sure neither me nor my dog would end up there
I'm glad that after Death is permanent non-existence. Can't wait to escape this evil life and evil prison world.
I'm glad that the accelerating expansion of the universe and law of entropy will end the universe forever
As an atheist I obviously don't believe in an afterlife.
But if I could choose, I would choose to "live" in some sort of afterlife with my precious baby I lost in January. If I could be with her in some sort of afterlife or existence that is void of any of this worlds misery then that would be my choice, a million times over. Being athiest is hard sometimes, I see why some people cling to religion in times of pain. Loosing my Ellie was so painful, to face the realization that when we leave this world its over. That I would never hold her sweet face or give her a pat on the head or run my fingers through her curly red fur ever again. I can see the appeal of religion to help avoid those thoughts and feelings, but just because you desperately want something to be true doesnt make it so.
If I cant be with her in peace and happiness then I wish just for non existence.
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