How often do you think of your death?

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I'm aware this topic isn't a good topic to bring up basically anywhere but how often do you think of your death?

Life is just so fragile and people worry about the little things in life and focus too much on these things that have no meaning or worth in life and if you think of it, tomorrow isn't promised, people die in their sleep about 450 people die a year just falling out of bed, from neck or head injuries, one can go to bed with plans for tomorrow and never wake up and it seems many people walk around doing things that won't really matter and won't necessarily help them, so it made me wonder and triggered my curiosity so hard that I'm asking this question, how often do you think of your death? And do you fear this enivitable event? 🤔

Реrverted_Сreeр · Accepted Answer

I'm not afraid of shit. Doesn't mean I won't run away when i feel like preserving my balls but there's no shivering about something important going to waste.

What's interesting is all the women here saying they never do. Perhaps they never imagine the aftermath, or the philosophical shit you've touched on, but the fact is they're generally more afraid. It could even be the reason they don't think about it; they're too afraid of death to even imagine the process.

I know i have a feeling of what it's like to have estrogen floating in the blood. There's one herb rich in phyto estrogens I once ended up ingesting. Due to this dumbass "case report" https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3354878/ as well as https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/19624593/ fake deceitful "trial" where the product was contaminated with pde5 inhibitors... all biased studies promoting this herb were published in Thailand's universities... the country where all of this herb is grown and exported by the ladyboys... anyway these reports led me to try it, like some biased shitty studies promised elevated luteinizing hormone and supraphysiological testosterone levels? We know enclomiphene and other synthetic SERMs can do this but their benefits wear off after like a month of use, or seems.

I found a cheap source, for like $20 a kilogram of alcoholic extract. Upon one single dose if this herb I confirmed what majority of users report, as well as a dozen published unbiased studies, the main active ingredients it has are 3 very potent phytoestrogens. Upon ingesting separately with no other herb among with it, I felt sensitive, and my sense of fear came online, like it existed prepuberty, when I barely had any testosterone as a tiny fucker, and apparently it's how estrogen makes shit happen. Like in this abstract https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0018506X01917167 those treated with estrogen have more fear, especially of new environments like there could be dangers, but get excited in familiar environments. Meanwhile we know that boys are young dumb and full of cum... don't get discouraged as easily by danger... all that shit. That's part of why my gender identity is a "horror cock". I identify as a horror cock.

The point is women think about danger all day every day. But they're too pussy to entertain the process and implications of death, they never thought deeply about it, because it takes guts and balls. It's not pleasant. But for men with huge testicles, it's not scary either.

Madilyn · Accepted Answer

For me, almost never unless someone is talking about someone else dying. Death is the end game no matter what. I don’t want to spend any of my living days thinking about my own. I just hope it’s swift and/or peaceful.

dynamicyandere · Accepted Answer

I think about my death perhaps several times a year. It helps me keep a good perspective on life. Like, at the end of the day, will this really matter? Or, on my deathbed, is this something I wish I would have done? I ask myself questions like that, especially before I’m making any big decisions.

jahaims · Accepted Answer

Pretty much never. I believe once you die that is it so there isn't much to think about in my opinion.

Anonymous · Answer

I just wish it would happen soon.

Nikki1989 · Answer

I have never thought about it.

Anonymous · Answer

I never do

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