neither. i have never understood why people are scared to be dead. i may not want to die in certain ways (i.e. burned to death), but i wouldn`t say i was scared of it. i wouldn`t want my privacy invaded, but that`s it.
Im not scared of death at all, its gonna happen. Im not scared of life either more scared of the things that get thrown at you in life!
mmm im only scared of a couple things and all of them are ridiculously ludricous no life or death involved
I think im scared of life more than death. i want to live life to the fullest but i keep forgetting. peace
I don't think I'm afraid of death. I can't be I'm an adrenaline junky and life I finally learned that if I really put my mind to something I can do it.
neither...it's that gray area in the middle i worry about...you know, when you just wish you were dead cuz your body is falling apart at the seams...
death-at least you can somewhat control what goes on in your life here on earth. but after death?-nobody truly knows what happens. sure, i believe in heaven and hell, you might believe in reincarnation, and she might believe in complete blackness. but we dont really know, and im scared that if there IS heaven and hell, ill go to hell. or something worse. but then, what if its absolutely amazing when you die? ........i can wait to find out. lol.
I'm not afraid of either one. Was dead once for two minutes. I'm still here, but things taste better and smell better. Sunrises are much prettier now too. I see things differently since then.
I don't think I'm scared of either; but I want to live and I wouldn't want to die right now, so I voted I'd be morea ffraid of dying, although i'm not affraid. I believe in absolutely no contiousness after dead, so you won't know you're dead so it doesn't really matter. I still want to live more right now though.
I'm afraid of fear itself, as corny as that sounds. Fear can prevent you from living your life. I am not concerned with death.
But I put both. There are a select few brilliant things about life, but yeah, it's scary. The real question is whether you're more afraid of the unknown or the known? To most, it's the unknown.