Does the word " Forever" scare you?

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dustybiker2 · Accepted Answer

No. Learning the Social Security department has a cut off of benefits at 115years does though. How many of us will be wheeled, or hopefully walk, into their offices (if they still exist) with proof we are 116 years old?

That basic intel makes you wonder how many more functioning years do we have left before our bodies fall apart and we become reliant on others to care for us until our ends.

Some get lucky. Some do not.

"Forever" is a lovely thought if it means holding onto now the entire way.

IslaTheWitch · Accepted Answer

nope, it's just a way of saying we want something to last long enough :D

HawkPerception · Accepted Answer

Not particularly. Depends on the context. If someone says they want to be with be forever, that's flattering and I appreciate it. If someone says I'm going to jail forever, I'm shitting my pants... might as well suicide there. If someone says I'm I'll forever be remembered, again flattering. If someone says I'll burn in hell forever, I'm annoyed.

Sonorous · Accepted Answer

When I think about it in it's truest sense, that forever is all there is & all there will ever be. Then yes. It scares the fuck out of me. Imagining something that will never not exist is absolutely terrifying.

Novacane · Answer

I wouldn’t say Forever can scare someone but more so it’s a very loaded word because what does Forever mean to that person? Not everyone would interpret that the same because Forever can mean however long we go or even beyond that. For example in marriage we say “till death do us part” but we very much know there are people that will part for very little so it’s more so holding someone to that standard and then being able to fulfill that.

MisterWack · Answer

Yes. I don’t know why, but it does.

Not from a commitment standpoint, from the word & its meaning standpoint.

Like would you rather have a pen ink stain on your clothes that last until you wash it or one that lasts forever? See. I’d rather have the freedom to wash it away, if it ruins the clothing material forever then it makes the clothes worthless. Maybe that is how I interpret the word forever, who knows.

Nik1hil · Answer

Yes, It's a term of Perpetual Continuity.. and extends beyond life..

Even if Vow is of "Forever" marriage Certificate should have a 5 or 7 Year term.. and ve renewed Again and again..

Also at time of Marriage the Alimony and maintenance should be decided before Marriage!..

Ladsin2 · Answer

Nope. Doesn't really make me think of anything in particular. You could have a meeting that takes, "literally forever" which is just mildly irritating. You could be talking about being sent to a lake of fire for an eternity which likely would be quite frustrating. You could be talking about vampires that live forever, which I think would be pretty dope.

Maybe_Maybe_not · Answer

Adding up on what @islathewitch said, I'm not really scared by the word, but I can be scared by people believing it is a promise instead of a wish.

Kaneki05 · Answer

Well kinda because that don't exist. Therefore if a person is trying to use it in a literal I would be worried.

HungTexan · Answer

No. It’s kind of nice when referring to a relationship.

trumpetplayerforlife · Answer

It doesn't when you find the right person but it used to

Purpleronnie · Answer

Even though context is everything , no forever doesn’t scare me , not in the slightest. Nothing lasts forever

FreyaRed · Answer

nothing lasts forever even the universe, that's why this term is an imagination rather than description of a never ending state.

Zack-Bann · Answer

“What’s forever anyway”  - Freddie Mercury It doesn’t scare me because it’s intangible. It’s a concept not a real time delay

Fantastic-User · Answer

It really depends on the context it’s being used

Joshydavid25 · Answer

When you really think about it, it does perplex me.. Like how could something go on endlessly without ever ending..

MemeSupreme · Answer

a little like imagine being alive for that long

Likes2drive · Answer

Depends what we’re talking about, if you said, I would never get sick forever then I would be fine, but if I’m always going to have forever back pain that would scare me

FunkyMonkee · Answer

It depends on the context in which it is used.

NicholasRedone · Answer

@thegreenyogi the afterlife lol 🌌🚀. *There's a lot of space in space quote" lol

worldscolide · Answer

No. I married my wife 12 years ago.. I promised to be with her forever. She was the first time in my entire life where forever didn't scare me.

Anonymous · Answer

No. I'm a person of habit so forever sounds comforting to me. The only thing that scares me is other people's motives. You can know someone 10 years and never really know that person. Thier entire life can be one big act.

Anonymous · Answer

I think it can be both beautiful and terrifying depending on the context. The idea of something being permanent does things to your head.

Friendlybro79 · Answer

No but makes me think of our limited time here and how thankful I am to be alive.

knottyguy · Answer

No, sometimes the idea of forever is a welcoming thing especially if it makes us very happy.

KostasKouvalis · Answer

Scare is a strong word, but I'm starting to feel it jinxes things

es20490446e · Answer

No. I don't feel affection for a person one day, and the next day I don't.

Brandi555 · Answer

No. Why would it? Happy forever. Free money forever. lol.

princeofromance · Answer

I only can hope to experience forever someday.

Rohaan2020 · Answer

Nope… i don’t believe in words and so they don’t affect me

SpaceGalaxy · Answer

There is no such thing as "forever"

Alexa6 · Answer

Depending on what it is. Something forever can be harmful.

NathanDavis · Answer

it  never  did...

Nikki1989 · Answer

Not at all.

Sevenpointfive · Answer

**with conditions kid lol

TheSpaceGnome · Answer

No, the word "temporary" does.

RingOfFire · Answer

Only if she has a good lawyer.

Ms_Facesitter · Answer

No but the context does.

RedThread · Answer

Not particularly.

loveslongnails · Answer

It has no real meaning.

Dongie · Answer

No. The thought of no forever is scary.

clampfan101 · Answer

Depends on what it’s referring to.

UrsulaY · Answer

Depends on context

Nikodemus · Answer

No more than any other word

beefcakebradybatson · Answer

At 71, nah !!!

Godihateyou · Answer

Endlessly. What a dreadful concept.

In_Trance · Answer

depends on the context it's used in

DishLady · Answer

Nope.

Professor-college · Answer

Depends on what we're talking about

Staximus · Answer

Not really

Anonymous · Answer

Not anymore

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