What makes you not fear death?

[I’vehadenough]

As miserable as my life is, I still fear death

 

[Øystein]

The fear of being alive in the next few years instead

 

[Bootleg Astolfo]

The possibility of being isekaied into this situation

 

[YukiFox]

That whatever will happen in the afterlife, certainly it doesn't affect me.
The worst scenario isn't a hell either. The worst it's to reincarnate again.
The best scenario is a permanent blackout and period.
That makes me indifferent to die is that I don't trust myself anymore to be productive.

 

[Stolen Absolution]

The fear of being alive in the next few years instead

Exactly this. I think I'm more afraid to live than I am to die.

 

[kohaku]

Apathy.
I don't care about a lot of things anymore.

 

[BitterlyAlive_]

Death really doesn't seem bad at all. A lot of people seem to describe dying as a rather serene process. I'm also spiritual and believe in Heaven, so there's also that.

The actual process leading up to someone dying sounds scary - I imagine situations like COVID, cancer, car accidents (holy alliteration, Batman). But since I have my method and a plan, that takes so much apprehension off my shoulders. The only real fear now is being caught.

 

[rabbithole]

I'm afraid to die. I can't imagine most people aren't. It's the actual process rather than being dead that scares me although not being able to see my cats anymore is too bad.

 

[LONE WOLF.]

As long as l have 2 coin's on Me to pay the ferryman then Death is no one to fear!

 

[Moon Flower]

I've passed out from hypoxia before. Extremely peaceful

 

[aeon]

I do fear death, everybody does. But at the same time when you consider that 93% of all people who ever lived are dead today...It kind of puts things in perspective.

 

[Meditation guide]

I only fear continuing on the way I am now. Death would be welcome. I have zero fear of death. I do fear not having a totally peaceful method.

 

[Nymph]

Being alive for many more years is more scary. Also I think death is peaceful, warm and nice. I find it welcoming

 

[yive]

a life. work. loneliness. old age. diseases. misanthropy.
nobody will care about me.
indifferent Universe.

contempt for life. the inevitability of suffering and death. the realization that i'm neither the first nor the last who commit suicide and die

 

[CyanideSoup]

The idea of living in this much distress for years to come is alot more scarier than the release of death. Plus Im a control freak in the sense I want to decide when I die, not for age or health or tragedy to decide for me. Death on my terms sounds like paradise. Otherwise its terrifying.

 

[rabbithole]

a life. work. loneliness. old age. diseases. misanthropy.
nobody will care about me.
indifferent Universe.

contempt for life. the inevitability of suffering and death. the realization that i'm neither the first nor the last who commit suicide and die

exactly. there's an expectation that one should endure suffering if they're faced with it. why? I think because as long as we're not the ones suffering we do not care. Now that I'm the one suffering I cannot bare it. Before I was suffering I prayed for those suffering but did little else and didn't think much about them. I thought they were built to endure suffering in some way and I was exempt from it. Nope.

I am sorry you're suffering and that you want to ctb. I wish I could say something to change that. I feel like life is worth it...work, family, movies, books, food. But I can't enjoy those things because my brain is diseased along with my body. I assume you can't enjoy them either.

 

[KuriGohan&Kamehameha]

If you are still very fearful I would say that perhaps it is not your time yet, it is something to ponder, I think.

The concept/idea of permanent nonexistence still scares me a bit, simply because my mind cannot fathom it. Yet, I truly think that I have made peace with the idea of death because my life will only continue to get worse and the only positive adjustments that could be made in my quality of life are factors outside of my control.

I have been suffering with this agonising chronic fatigue for 4 years and I do not want to experience anymore of it. I want my mind back and my health back and that is a fruitless endeavor, so why should I endure a subhuman standard of living any longer?

 

[Deleted member 24434]

I'm scared of how the transition will feel, but the thought of being dead doesn't scare me.

 

[Zhontafly]

Release from tedium, the mundane, pain, discomfort and suffering and the prospect of lasting peaceful rest.

 

[yive]

If you are still very fearful I would say that perhaps it is not your time yet, it is something to ponder, I think.

human is a biologically programmed animal that will always be afraid of death. but my fear of life is stronger than my fear of death!

 

[mirko]

Release from tedium, the mundane, pain, discomfort and suffering and the prospect of lasting peaceful rest.

Couldn't say it better.

 

[Soulless Angel]

Solitude, eternal sleep and being at one with no longer existing.
To one who said we all fear death, I simply do not believe in this status, I have never feared death, But then my upbringing where my mother tortured me about death, making out the world was going to end every night and so forth, I became almost numb to death, and then I learnt to remove suicidal instinct, Death I do not fear, Life I do.

 

[KleinerWolf]

because I have nothing to lose in this life.

 

[Deleted member 94]

That it's inevitable.

 

[I’vehadenough]

I've passed out from hypoxia before. Extremely peaceful

So it was just nothingness?

 

[yetme]

I fear death. That's the reason I'm alive right now. Anyone alive who states the opposite is obviously lying.

 

[Moon Flower]

So it was just nothingness?

Pretty much. It felt almost like my consciousness was underwater (if that makes sense) and all problems were a world away, thoughts weren't coherent, just a comfortable fuzzy fog

 

[I’vehadenough]

exactly. there's an expectation that one should endure suffering if they're faced with it. why? I think because as long as we're not the ones suffering we do not care. Now that I'm the one suffering I cannot bare it. Before I was suffering I prayed for those suffering but did little else and didn't think much about them. I thought they were built to endure suffering in some way and I was exempt from it. Nope.

I am sorry you're suffering and that you want to ctb. I wish I could say something to change that. I feel like life is worth it...work, family, movies, books, food. But I can't enjoy those things because my brain is diseased along with my body. I assume you can't enjoy them either.

Even when I do enjoy those things, they aren't worth the pain of staying alive

 

[Ghost2211]

I used to be, but I took the time to reflect on the fact that it will come eventually regardless, and as such I don't want to exit this world in fear. I like how hypoxia and passing out feels so I will like the transition, and what comes after is either an exciting adventure or nothing. Any fear I have stems from attachment to people in this world, and I'm making peace with that as well.

 

[Deleted member 94]

My two attempts were like being under anesthesia, no awareness of anything.

SinisterKid had a better version he said he was floating in nothingness.