who exactly is afraid of death

Just remember, death is not the end

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VJwE86Prckw

Im 41 so not really. I think when you reach middle age you get a sense of your own mortality and become more relaxed about it all.

suffering worries me ,other than that,a good instant death never hurt anybody

Not even your wife/husband and kids!

What she said was sad
But then, all the rejection she's had
To pretend to be happy
Could only be idiocy
La-la-la...

What she said :
"I smoke 'cause I'm hoping for an early death
I need to cling to something!"

threre,ll  be plenty of such conversations taking place shortly between families,conversations they've never had before

It is HUMAN INSTINCT to be afraid of death...because it a step into the unknown

No one as far as I know has returned form death to tell what awaits us

Unless we believe in religion or horror films

Upon your physical death you return to your natural state. We are eternal.

OK,if people keep dying from Corona at the rate it is going now,the human race will be wiped out by Christmas.
thats if the deaths double every week.
and thats if nobody finds a cure.
now why do governments keep saying "if we get a cure we will not have it for at least a year."

of course just to soften the blow of these facts and avoid panic ,the good news is that we may have secret weapon in our Mr Sun that might dry up Mr Corona.

Vitamin d from the Sun has a fine record of killing virus ,who is to say that 12 weeks in the Sun will not kill Mr Corona,nature has a great way of correcting itself ,which gives us all hope to hang in there when things get tough.
and dont forget "the darkest hour is just before the dawn."

Next week back to frosts here, not ideal

I was more worried about my death when I was 10 than I am now but the manner of dying does worry me .

I want to die peacefully in my sleep, like my grandfather.. Not screaming and yelling like the passengers in his car.

Like the passengers on his bus would have been better.

yeah would have been better I'll remember that next time I tell that joke

I once genuinely thought I was going to die whilst “on the job” with a filly in Rio.
It did cross my mind to pull up.

Upon further reflection, however, I decided to keep banging away, figuring that it would be a spectacular way to go

Mar 15, 2020 -- 10:38PM, Angoose wrote:

I once genuinely thought I was going to die whilst “on the job” with a filly in Rio.It did cross my mind to pull up. Upon further reflection, however, I decided to keep banging away, figuring that it would be a spectacular way to go

Peter Sellers had a heart attack when making love to his wife of the time Britt Ekland.   He didn't know whether he was coming or going!