FutureHanger
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- Dec 9, 2023
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yh I really hate how children are the ones expected to do stuff for the parents and excuse when their parents do them wrong because really it should be the opposite way round since the choice was theirsYeah, I kind of know what you mean about all our previous relatives working hard so we could live. Still- I think that tends to be a guilt trip they like to try and saddle us with. When- ultimately- we didn't ask them to do all of that. We didn't ask to be born into this. I expect a lot of them did it with good intentions but ultimately- is it all that fair to bring a sentient being into this world and then expect it to behave in a certain way? To be grateful for its life and prosper? I'm sure most parents hope for that but- is it reasonable to expect and demand it? Personally- I'm hugely grateful for everything all my care providers did for me but it isn't enough to make me love or even particularly like life or the fact that they made this decision for me and now I'm stuck with trying to deal with the consequences.
For me, there are lots of aspects of the process of death that frighten me. I'm probably equally scared of both the fear and pain it may induce mostly. A possible afterlife bothers me although- if that's real, ultimately- that's going to happen however I die. I'm sure I've already pissed God off enough to send me to hell- if there is one. God doesn't seem to like people challenging their views and I have a lot of complaints and questions! I don't think I'm subservient enough for the Gods I've heard about. So- that's likely coming either way. But yeah- all the unknowns around death are so scary.