are u afraid to die? if not, what are your fears in life?

Question

and if u r going to choose, how would u like to die?

Answer 1

Yea, but there's not much I can do about it, so no.
One of my fears is that I will die a virgin. That's pretty much it.

Answer 2

I am not afraid to die at all. I am a Christian and believe that I will go to heaven when I die. I fear human things more than a natural death. I fear wars and bombs and terrorists and gangs and criminals. I don't even know if fear is a correct term to use as I don't walk around in fear all the time. My greatest fear as a mother of a grown son is that something could happen to him. He is a professional cheerleader instructor on the national level and he travels around the country all the time. My greatest fear for him is not death but an accident that paralyzed him or put him in a vegetative state. He is so active and athletic that he would be in agony if he were paralyzed. I don't think that I could stand to see him suffer like that. As for choosing how we die, well, that would be nice wouldn't it? I can't give you an answer on that one. I would hope that it would be a peaceful death as opposed to a violent one.

Answer 3

No, I'm not afraid to die. I know where I am going. I have accepted Jesus Christ as my Lord and Savior.

My fears in life are that of not raising my children to be the very best they can possibly be. I am raising them alone now and worry that I don't get to do everything with them that I wished I could. But I also have a wonderful family and super church family who are there to help if I ever need it.

If I could choose how I wanted to die, it would be when I am old, after accomplishing everything I have wanted to do, lying in my bed, and never waking up from going to sleep the night before.

Answer 4

I am not afraid of death or afraid of Allah but afraid that when I die and meet Him, I realise how much I failed Him and disappointed Him. Prophet Muhammad teaches us that there are two emotions related to death that cannot be in your heart at the same time: fear and hope. As long as you are alive, fear of your end should outweigh hope. When you are dying, you should meet Allah with hope in forgiveness and Allah won't let you down because He is the Most Forgiving and the Most Merciful.

I do not mind the way I die so long as I am not dying committing a sin and so long as that my last words are 'There is no God but Allah, Prophet Muhammad is the Messenger of Allah' which is the Shehada.

Answer 5

To be honest with you I'm not afraid to die at all. I've staired death in the face a few times. The only thing that bothers me about dying is that if I die my Mother would be left all alone. We lost Dad 6 years ago and it devastated my Mom. They met in England during WWII, were married and came back to the states. To make a long story short. My Mother depends on me and I on her. I don't want her to be left alone. My Fathers death has been so hard for us to deal with. My Mothers death will destroy me even more I know but I cannot die before her. I just can't leave her all alone.. That's what bothers me about death and dying. But I am not afraid to go. Aslong as its after my Mom. Shes my life and I love her with my heart and soul. Sorry for going on like this.

Answer 6

I don't believe I am afraid to die. I'm just in no hurrry and when the time comes I may be afraid then. It is something I have not done before and I would be afraid of not being able to do it right. I f I could choose, I would choose to go peacefully in my sleep.

Answer 7

There's no reason to fear death. It's one of the only universal truths we have to deal with as mortal beings, and , if we're lucky, we have about 70 years to come to terms with it.

Fears in life... it's funny, I'm probably scared at least 5 times a day, but when someone asks me what I'm afraid of, I find it hard to pinpoint exact things.
I fear for my families safety most of all. Not that any of them are in particularly dangerous situations, it's just something that's always floating around there in the dark spots of my mind. It might be easy to accept death on your own terms, but the death of someone you care about is a whole other matter.

Answer 8

NO-I am not afraid to die...I know what exists for me & it is nothing to fear....no one should be afraid...afterall, its your
reward....the only fear in life, is that my loved ones stay safe...
and in "this" world, its a hard thing to do.....I would like to just go in my sleep, but with the life experience's I've hard, I don't think that will happen...A very small percentage of people die in their sleep...God Bless You..and Yours...

Answer 9

No, not afraid to die. I can't wait to see the face of my Saviour. I guess my only fear is how it will make my children sad if I die. But the Scriptures tell us that God doesn't give us the spirit of fear.

Answer 10

I don't fear death itself, but I do fear the pain of dying.
My two biggest fears are drowning (though I'm a proficient swimmer), and being burned alive. I also have a fear of cramped enclosed spaces, like tanning beds, for instance.
Ever seen Final Destination 3? One of the methods of death in there is a combination of two of my greatest fears.
I would prefer to die peacefully in my sleep. That's the way that most of my relatives who have passed on went, and that's the way I would prefer.

Answer 11

I'm not actually afraid to die, I'm more afraid of not being able to live anymore. To meet other people and enjoy life. If it's up to me I'll never die. :)