I know I definitely will. It may happen in a couple of years or it may even happen later. I know a guy who recently died quickly and painlessly. He was 74 with no family, plenty of "friends" but "friends" aren't gonna wipe your butt when you're stinking up your bedsores and can't move. He had a bad injury that was preventing him from working and he was then diagnosed with cancer. I know he made the right decision for himself and so do the people he was renting from who had him cremated and contacted his estranged kids to pick up his things. I think with more people not having kids and the total breakdown of society basically, this the right option for many. True places like the UK and Canada now provide end of life care but I can't imagine this will go on for longnand do you really want some stranger drugging you up all day long.
And even for people who are not terminally ill, the fact is that the world is quite unpleasant currently and I for one see absolutely no sigma about moving on and finding out what's on the other side at a time and in a way that's my choice. I don't need any judgment from all the same hypocrites who are like guppies turning the world into a living hellhole in the first place. I don't like living on a planet that's being raped by humans and I don't like the tech, and I'm too tired to run a homestead, I tired all that and I never worked out for me and now I don't want it anymore. Obviously I don't say this in public since the normies will panic and go into self-righteous mode. Not sure what there is about death to be afraid of personally. The soul's desire is for life, this is true, but when the soul has processed all it's unmet needs, the the world has little else to offer. I van around in one of the most beautiful places in the world and the people here are pleasant enough, but I don't want anything more on this planet. So for me when my dogs go, I'm going too and I am soooooooo looking forward to peace and eternal rest.