Post number #146079, ID: 5f941c
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Why would you care, you'll stop existing anyway, so there will be nothing of you left to feel bad about missing out on something or abandoning our friends and relatives?
Post number #146080, ID: 657d1d
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Basic survival principal of "don't die" and fear of the unknown.
Post number #146081, ID: 657d1d
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*principle
Post number #146083, ID: 74d3b9
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>>146081 and besides that?
Post number #146085, ID: 657d1d
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>>146083 Maybe the fear of never going back but it's not as major
Post number #146092, ID: 596508
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Pain.
Post number #146094, ID: 0db01f
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Because I am the main protagonist of the world so aliens will attack before I die from anything asides from old age
Post number #146112, ID: 8c1cf6
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Mommy will be sad. :<
Post number #146175, ID: 11dc60
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I don't, I've actually considered ending it. I have felt bored for years. With full time job and regular sleep, you only get to spend about 32 Percent of your life doing what you like. That's not including other obligations and responsibilities... When your young you can look forward to Summer Vacation and being with friends. When you grow up it's just sleep and work. For the next 47 years after graduation. How awful. It's scarier than death.
Post number #146177, ID: d716a9
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My family would be sad. I don't give a damn what I'll feel about dying myself, I just don't want to burden them that way
Post number #146179, ID: 11dc60
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>>146175 I regularly hope to be killed in a daily accident. The only reason I haven't done it is because of my grandma. See, my mother killed herself when I was 12. I was too scared to stop it. I live with that guilt every day, but now my grandma only has me. I don't think anyone deserves to suffer child suicide, let alone, twice.
Post number #146184, ID: 11dc60
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>>146179 I've actually thought that once she dies, I'll do it.
Post number #146289, ID: 0ec6ed
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The only reason I hadn't killed myself yet is my parents
Post number #147475, ID: e86c7a
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I'm right shook about the thought that I may never have another thought again.
Post number #147477, ID: aad159
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Well, pretty much everything said above. Survival instinct, fear of the unknown, and just the fact that no parent should have to bury their child.
Post number #147489, ID: f9eea3
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It will happen someday. But I have imp rt things
Post number #147494, ID: f9eea3
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*important things to do until then. Like drink tequila.
Post number #147498, ID: aad159
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>>147494 I see you have your priorities sorted properly
Post number #147511, ID: 431e6f
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I mean, I really don't want to miss some of the dope ass video games that will be releasing later in life.
Post number #147566, ID: 462d14
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>>147475 Same dude. Death anxiety makes it really fucking hard to care about self improvement for me, and the thought of nonexistence for ETERNITY is horrifying. I still am trying, it's just harder.
Post number #147691, ID: 38f3d0
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>Warning this is really depressing.
Living is scarier than dying. I'm disappointed in how my life is going and my past. I haven't done anything noteworthy at all. I feel like a cow because I might have more fun making moo noises and eating grass, than doing whatever im doing. Not to mention the inescapable slaughter house that is death.
But as boring as my life is, I imagine the afterlife as a black void of nothingness, and that's pure psycological torture.
Post number #147694, ID: 7491d1
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Making Moo noises really is fun.
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| Why would you care, you'll stop existing anyway, so there will be nothing of you left to feel bad about missing out on something or abandoning our friends and relatives?