you have to embrace it. you can't fight death (unless it literally comes in the form of a savage animal trying to hurt you). it is the one thing that unites all things. be prepared for it. as far as possibilities go, dropping dead at a moment's notice seems to be a desirable outcome when you compare it to other possibilities like a road accident, a (or multiple) gunshot, stab or bite wound(s), poison, venom, starvation, exposure, heatstroke or a long decay by illness. death isn't the one thing to fear, injury is far worse, especially if you survive your wounds. sometimes i think about what life would be like if i had lost a part of my body or a sensory organ. losing the ability to speak wouldn't be much of a bother. losing a hand, an eye or lots of teeth would be quite bad.
>>5
if there's a next life i hope it is as alien as can be to the mammalian experience. i don't want to exit a blood-and-shit world only to enter another blood-and-shit world. i hope that the next world will have no food, no forms, no communication and no colours.
>>6
this nigga really thinks that the perceptible layer is the only existing layer of this world, not to mention the countless other, imperceptible worlds.