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    As the title states, do you look forward to death? Life is decent and I am not complaining. I have a nice home to live in, own 2 cars that are my pride and joy, have good physical/mental health, etc. I am 26 years old. I am fortunate enough to have the support of a few close friends and family. I would consider committing suicide if I was suffering in terms of sickness/deteriorating health/etc. but as things stand I am fine.

    The reason I look forward to death and find it exciting is because I wonder lies ahead. Do I just stay in eternal sleep or is there life after death? Only the departed have found that out for themselves. I told some people and they thought I was nuts but I said I can go right now and I am content with that. I have lived my life...I enjoyed cars, food, culture, sex, etc. I know at 26 that is still somewhat young but we all gotta go sometime.

    Maybe its because I have a fear of aging aka Gerascophobia (not saying I am handsome but I would hate to look old and wrinkly...I am vain/shallow but hey I am human and my fading looks would be a bummer) but more important than the exterior would be the physical and mental deterioration. The "winter" of life where old age is a mothafukca and I am back in diapers being neglected and mistreated in the home. Which is exactly why I run every day, eat healthy most of the time, avoid stress, stay out of the sun, exercise my mind, do pelvic floor muscle exercises (incontinence is a bitch if you get it), etc. to stay looking/feeling/being my best. So maybe I would like to go out at 60 instead 85-100 where most people tend to deteriorate. But if I was healthy at 80+ then I guess it would be cool, I would still be able to drive my cars, have my independence, etc.

    But check out this man...he is 111 years old and he is in terrific shape. (thats an understatement)

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3ObJswfWKQ8

    If I was as old as him in that kind of shape...I would be happy as hell...wouldn't we all?

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    Aging is a privilege. I think that no matter how you feel now, you'll look back on your younger self and say "seriously dude? you should've enjoyed the time you had more!"

    As a pragmatic agnostic who would put money on there being nothing after death, I'm definitely not looking forward to it.

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    Interesting thread.
    Honestly, I am terrified of death. Not only of my own but that of my loved ones as well.
    The only time I would ever consider wanting to end it is if I were suffering, and even then I'm not sure if I could do it.
    Yes, we are young and good looking now.But as we age we go through different stages of our lives. I want to grow old and enjoy every second of my life.

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    Ask yourself this again at 60 and if you are still happy and healthy, you will most likely have a different opinion . Aging is daunting and I think everyone, vain or not, feels that to some degree (women especially!). No one wants to loose their looks, their health and their quality of life.

    I'm not afraid of death, but I don't look forward to it either. It will happen one day, hopefully not in the near future , but until then, I'm going to enjoy life and accomplish what I can (yeah...I'm one of those annoying positive people ).
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    i wouldn't say im afraid of death. im afraid of getting old. or dying and leaving my son behind before he's grown. but as a semi-spiritualist im very intrigued with the after-life, and am looking forward to seeing what its like. i had an attempted suicide at 18, and almost died but i was never scared of dying, just made me realize that the people you leave behind you will miss, they will miss you..and that's the only thing that scares me.

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    I'm afraid of death but more afraid of getting alone, especially if I am alone. Even if one has a family and all of that doesn't mean they won't outlive everyone, like my 101 great aunt who out lived her husband, her son, all her 9 brothers and sisters (all younger)and even 2 grandchildren.

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    Quote Originally Posted by charlie61 View Post
    Aging is a privilege. I think that no matter how you feel now, you'll look back on your younger self and say "seriously dude? you should've enjoyed the time you had more!"

    As a pragmatic agnostic who would put money on there being nothing after death, I'm definitely not looking forward to it.
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    Interesting thread.
    Honestly, I am terrified of death. Not only of my own but that of my loved ones as well.
    The only time I would ever consider wanting to end it is if I were suffering, and even then I'm not sure if I could do it.
    Yes, we are young and good looking now.But as we age we go through different stages of our lives. I want to grow old and enjoy every second of my life.
    Charlie61: Aging is a privilege because experiences and memories make it all worthwhile. But what about quality of life? What if you go blind? Become paralyzed? I don't know if I could on with something like that occurring...its big deal and life changer.

    SydneyBrooke: Death is scary to me too...but in a different way. I am not afraid to die...what scares me is how I will die. If its quick and painless or in my sleep...cool beans. But if I am being tortured like a victim in one of those Saw movies or burning in a fire...yikes.

    And I loathe the fact that looks are so important to me...I just wanna look 26 forever and not look 80.

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    Quote Originally Posted by OliveJardin View Post
    Ask yourself this again at 60 and if you are still happy and healthy, you will most likely have a different opinion . Aging is daunting and I think everyone, vain or not, feels that to some degree (women especially!). No one wants to loose their looks, their health and their quality of life.

    I'm not afraid of death, but I don't look forward to it either. It will happen one day, hopefully not in the near future , but until then, I'm going to enjoy life and accomplish what I can (yeah...I'm one of those annoying positive people ).
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    i wouldn't say im afraid of death. im afraid of getting old. or dying and leaving my son behind before he's grown. but as a semi-spiritualist im very intrigued with the after-life, and am looking forward to seeing what its like. i had an attempted suicide at 18, and almost died but i was never scared of dying, just made me realize that the people you leave behind you will miss, they will miss you..and that's the only thing that scares me.
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    I'm afraid of death but more afraid of getting alone, especially if I am alone. Even if one has a family and all of that doesn't mean they won't outlive everyone, like my 101 great aunt who out lived her husband, her son, all her 9 brothers and sisters (all younger)and even 2 grandchildren.
    1. I will do just that, at 60 I will see how I feel then. And your positivity is good, never lose that. That one thing I could never find annoying, is positivity.

    2. Getting old in my opinion is the hard part, its the survival. Death is the easy part...its over and done with just like that.

    3. I have always been a loner for the most part and I am still content...but no man or woman is an island. We all need someone.

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    I don't believe in heaven or hell, and I'm not at all religious, but I still can't help but to sincerely believe *something* is going to happen after death.

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    I know most of you aren't religious but I feel when I go to church I am speaking to my deceased grandmother. It could be wishful thinking though.

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    Quote Originally Posted by BlackSheEp3 View Post
    Charlie61: Aging is a privilege because experiences and memories make it all worthwhile. But what about quality of life? What if you go blind? Become paralyzed? I don't know if I could on with something like that occurring...its big deal and life changer.
    I understand this angle. And different people would have different attitudes in the face of a tragedy like that.

    But your original post, my friend, was not about "would you want to die if you were a paraplegic"... That's an utterly different matter from the one you were positing.

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    Quote Originally Posted by charlie61 View Post
    I understand this angle. And different people would have different attitudes in the face of a tragedy like that.

    But your original post, my friend, was not about "would you want to die if you were a paraplegic"... That's an utterly different matter from the one you were positing.
    Indeed friend, completely different matter.
    Death is a part of a life...and it will find us all one day where we like it or not.
    Unless scientists/doctors are able to stop the aging process....that would be nuts. Staying and looking young in mind, soul, and body forever.

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    I look forward to death because i have been fascinated with it for a long time- since I was a kid. Not looking forward to the potential pain/suffering that happens before the moment of death, but I am looking forward to the DMT trip out (hopefully i won't be robbed of that experience). I imagine it will be like being born, except maybe I will be more conscious while leaving this life (as opposed to how senseless I was while coming into it).

    Could I throw a Death-Party? Like the opposite of a Baby-shower? Or a funeral, but before my actual Death? Maybe it would be fun if people could celebrate my impending death with me...

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    Have you heard of Death Cafes? Comfy, relaxed atmospheres to eat cake and talk about death... This thread reminds me of a Death Cafe.

    "The objective of Death Cafe is 'To increase awareness of death with a view to helping people make the most of their (finite) lives'."

    http://www.deathcafe.com
    http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/0...n_2618226.html

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    I doubt anyone is really looking forward to it. But there is always at least one time per day that I'm like uughhhh FUCK being a human just because this world is so dumb. However, I offset that feeling by just not giving a fuck about anything unless its something I love.

    Considering I have had a million paranormal things happen to me, I believe there is something after death. I WANT to be an athiest, but there is absolutely no way I can be considering the paranormal things I've seen and heard. And not just stuff where I could have been hallucinating. Clear, loud, intelligent EVP from a session I recorded on my ipod? No way could that ever be faked. The only thing that could fake that is maybe some sort of other paranormal being pretending to be a loved one that has passed away (who spoke on the recorded EVP). But either way, there is SOME sort of ghostly entity whether its an ex-human or something else entirely that the "real world" is not accepting/aware of, and that fact alone leads me to KNOW there is likely some sort of afterlife. Or a lot of layers to this world we have NO idea about. The world is definitely not as it seems, and not as it is illusioned back to us for consumption. We are lied to about reality obviously (at least that is my conclusion given my paranormal experiences), but I also think it is not without a good reason.

    Taking the above information (concrete evidence actually, because the EVP was recorded on MY ipod solely in my possession, and was recorded onto a permanent mp3), and combining it with both consensus & process of eliminations of all major ancient texts, I have come to the conclusion that we have a soul or spirit. They are circular and often appear in pictures as orbs, or semi-transparent/semi-white balls. In video, they appear like tiny white balls that zoom around the room quickly (and usually toward something that harvests energy, like humans).

    There are many psychics and people into the paranormal on my mom's side. So I also believe there is a genetic component to it too, somehow. And that has also led me to believe that many "schizophrenics" may actually just be mediums (who do not realize they are mediums) with a misdiagnosis. There is no difference between a Native American shaman and someone who is diagnosed with schizophrenia. Its interesting, actually.

    I actually try not to talk about all this very much, because I know it freaks most people out or causes them to deem me mentally not all there.



    HERE'S a SW girls story confirming my experience, so again, I know I'm not crazy:

    I was just with some girls I met off SW actually, at one of their houses. There were 3 of us sleeping in this giant bed (I was in the middle). I had told the girls one day "hey just so you know I always sleep with the lights on every single night (its true) because ghosts will harass me" and they were like "k..." being like skeptics (well, open-minded ones), right? I've also written about that kind of thing happening to me before on here (AHEM: Read the thread titled: "Post Your Paranormal Experiences Here!!! (NO FLAMING OR JUDGMENT PLEASE!)") , but idk if they read it or not. Well, we had the lights or TV on like every night, or we only slept in the day time until one night...

    One night, one of the girls turned off all the lights and we went to bed early (for us anyway! aka before sunrise! lol). Well, guess what? I woke up in the middle of the night and I just KNEW there was a ghost in the room. Something told me "OMG THERE IS A GHOST TO YOUR RIGHT, TURN AND LOOK!" and of course I see the door open a bit, and a black shadow man thing like run-glide (like glide super fast?) from the door into the closet. So I was like "oh shit k, but I won't mention it to these girls because they will think I'm a craycray!"

    So then I either closed my eyes or went back to sleep, and then woke up again. One girl kept moving around next to me, so we were both awake and ended up talking. She was farthest from the door. We were talking for a couple minutes and then all of a sudden I see her freak the fuck out and stare at something behind me (I'm facing her toward the wall, and she's facing me toward the door). In my head I was like "DEAR GOD NO THIS STUPID ENTITY IS SHOWING ITSELF AND IS STANDING BY THE BED!!!!" So I refused to look. Before she even said ANYTHING about why she was freaking out, she was only saying "OMG OMG LOOK! LOOK!!!" I refused to turn around. REFUSED. lol. She didn't know why I was refusing, and she didn't know about the shadow guy I had seen earlier.

    After what seemed like forever, I was like "TURN ON THE LIGHT!!!!" because there was a table lamp on the nightstand next to her. That's the only thing that could come out of my mouth. So she turned it on, and then told me what she saw (because I couldn't look!). She said she saw the door open and then a BRIGHT light start flashing. I asked her if it was a cell phone (my cell phone was out there) and she was like "noo!!! it was way too bright! it couldn't be!" She said it was an intensely bright light, and it was somewhere down the hall or in another room (she could see those because the door apparently opened). I thought she was seeing some entity staring at us or something.

    If I would have known it was just an intense bright light, I probably would have looked. I'm guessing it was the entity I saw earlier that night, manifesting. I think that's what she basically said it looked like. It was farther away though, She didn't have her glasses or contacts on, but there's no way you could mistake a bright light for something else, when no electronics were on in order to make a bright light! After she told me all about that, I told her about the entity I saw earlier. We never slept with the lights off again. But isn't that fucking scary? I have contemplated seeing some psychic or exorcist or someeeething to end this issue, but at the same time, I think I would be sad to have no ghostly contact anymore because I've had it my whole life. Its kind of sick, lol.



    So basically, I'm not afraid to die. Well, kind of. I am totally scared of the unknown. But the more I learn about something, the less I am afraid of it.
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    Quote Originally Posted by yinyang View Post
    I look forward to death because i have been fascinated with it for a long time- since I was a kid. Not looking forward to the potential pain/suffering that happens before the moment of death, but I am looking forward to the DMT trip out (hopefully i won't be robbed of that experience). I imagine it will be like being born, except maybe I will be more conscious while leaving this life (as opposed to how senseless I was while coming into it).

    Could I throw a Death-Party? Like the opposite of a Baby-shower? Or a funeral, but before my actual Death? Maybe it would be fun if people could celebrate my impending death with me...
    Interesting perspective and the death cafe...that sounds killer lol. I would be down to check that out.

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    GlamourRouge, that is pretty heavy stuff. I dont doubt things of the paranormal nature...the world is full of unexplainable things.
    I am not worried about entities and would be open to encounters granted they are not malevolent.
    Shape shifters, reptilians, black eyed people, so many interesting things out there.
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    I don't want to die because I'm not done accomplishing everything I'd like to accomplish in this life.

    I do believe there is *something* out there. I'm not sure what. Sometimes I have more of a 'design' viewpoint, where I feel we were all created with the purpose of going through various journeys in order to grow in wisdom and consciousness. This could be done through a series of lives on Earth, or in different dimensions, etc. Kind of like how we go through different phases as part of this life (another reason to stick around to 60 and beyond, because change is what makes life meaningful). Other times I believe things are more 'random,' and consciousness is just another form of energy, created without the intention of a higher power, at the same moment when the Big Bang created everything. Still, I think the consciousness of any particular person can outlive that person's body.

    And if it doesn't... I think it's helpful to remember that the 'there is nothing after death view' does not equal an eternal coma, or a silent black expanse (how horrible would that be?). If consciousness ceases to exist at death, then you're not experiencing nothing because that in itself would be an experience. You would just not exist anymore, except as a memory for your loved ones and those impacted by you, a force in their minds, just as God is a force in the minds of believers. So in that way, you do go to heaven when you die, no matter what. You go to where God is.

    Maybe we choose our own destiny at the moment of death, kind of like Law of Attraction. Maybe those who believe in reincarnation get reincarnated, those who believe in walking though gates into heaven walk through gates into heaven, and those who believe in an end, end. Maybe THAT is why religious leaders like Jesus stressed that only those who believe will have eternal life, etc.

    Good topic, I'm sort of into this stuff

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    the idea crept in my head when I was watching Dead Like me both seasons (lol) and i liked the thought of death being a "door" or a beginning not an end.
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    Death is just like it was before you were born, so I'm indifferent.
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    ^I don't blame you for waxing poetic on your relationship. Without ties to earthly things (e.g. relationships, pets), it's natural that we wouldn't mind leaving it all behind.

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    Peace. It sounds good right now.

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    Yes, I look forward to death very much!
    I was a make-up artist at a funeral home, and i could just tell that the person i was working on just wasn't 'there'. Even though i never knew them, I'm sure their 'soul' was someplace special.
    I've always believed in an afterlife, and consider myself spiritual (NOT religious).
    I have lived many lives for a person of my age (on purpose), and have done most of what i wanted to do in this life, so I'm looking forward to the new adventure of death.
    I also lived in the palm springs area, where most are retired, and VERY old, both in body and spirit, and I wouldn't want to be like that. i have been a caretaker for the elderly, and i hated their vibe. Their wisdom was awesome, and i learned a lot, but all that crankiness,pain, and the fact that nobody wanting to be around them anymore( including their own family)--no thanks! Plus the fact that most of their friends and loved ones had past on, made them feel isolation, as they would express to me.
    Since i'm older, and constantly in physical pain, making less money because of the economy, i truly look forward to peace, and good health in the afterlife.
    If i were wealthy, {perhaps i would feel differently.
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    "looking forward to it" ?? Fuck no. I'm not enjoying getting older either but unfortunately none of this can be avoided.

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