Do you fear the end?

[GIjade]

My dear, we could of course have dinner at the Restaurant at the End of the Universe, click on https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Opnv8J9QPx8

I'm already there. Join me?

On the other hand, the end of the universe is a long way off while Mole End is at hand. And there is hardly a better end than Mole End. How lucky we are to find ourselves ensconced, cosily, in Mole End, click on The Wind in the Willows by Kenneth Grahame: Ch. 5: Dulce Domum

At hand is it.

 

[Lady Lazarus]

I've already died about a million incorporeal deaths (with more on the way as I do not yet understand) so nah, not in any outstanding form. I am however, unnerved by countless other much more stupid things, therefore it all evens out.

 

[Cocopan]

No I am awaiting of life after this one, but I'm just sad that maybe I'll die without accomplishing things I always wanted to do and leave my soul mate behind in this world

 

[cosmic royal]

I only fear the regret that comes with death.

 

[Morfinyon]

I don't really fear death as much as I'm simply dreading it. Obviously I don't want to die and I want to experience as much as possible in my limited life. I might be scared during the moments before death but until then I don't really fear it.

 

[Mole]

Nature sees to it that we die to make way for the next generation.

If we didn't die, the world would become a horror where there was no room for our children.

Of course for those afflicted with narcissism our death is only a personal matter, while for those with a healthy psyche, our death is a social activity that benefits those we love most: our children.