How and when do you want to die?

i'd want to die around 85-90, painlessly and in my sleep of natural causes.

Originally posted by *AgEnT FaLLoN*
i'd want to die around 85-90, painlessly and in my sleep of natural causes.

Yeah me too, except I want to be about 112, if that's possible for me...:(

Originally posted by Kristina
How and when do you want to die?

I don't. :)

Whenever, Wherever

Originally posted by I am Roboto
I don't. :) Why not?

And it doesn't matter if you don't want to die, you are one day and you need to accept this! Surely you must prefer some kind of death over another. It's inevitable, so all you can really hope for is to live long and have a painless death. Maybe that's what you want, but it's not what I would want!

IT'S ONE OF THOSE THINGS THAT COME ALONG WITH LIFE. IT'S ANOTHER ADVENTURE. IT'S BEAUTIFUL.

Oh, what a cheerful topic! My dad is dying of cancer at the moment. We, my family and I,
,are hoping that he will make it through Christmas , as he is really looking forward to the holidays . My Mom is taking such good care of him .Yes, one must accept death. But it is not pretty! My Dad accepts it. He has such a great acceptance of it as he truly believes in life after death(as I do!) Right now he is SO much anticipating Christmas as his whole family will be here with him. I only can hope and pray that he will make it through the holiday season. He loves his family and 12 grandchildren so much! ( Not to mention several great- grand children )

My family is absolutely awesome! I am so blessed! Merry Christmas everyone!Yeah!

:happyface

I'd really prefer not to think about that right now. It's not like we get to choose anyways.

Originally posted by TheGreatPretender
I'd really prefer not to think about that right now. It's not like we get to choose anyways.

So very true! You never know..................:(

Originally posted by TheGreatPretender
I'd really prefer not to think about that right now. It's not like we get to choose anyways. ppl who kill themselves choose.

I'm not ever going to die.

Originally posted by *AgEnT FaLLoN*
i'd want to die around 85-90, painlessly and in my sleep of natural causes.


If only it was that simple!:Many people die or get sick much younger in life. I know! I have witnessed as much! I have to agree with you! I hope that I go that way! :D

Originally posted by Kristina
ppl who kill themselves choose.

how old are you and why are you you so immature?

Originally posted by MissZero
how old are you and why are you you so immature?

:rolleyes: How am I being immature?

Originally posted by Kristina
ppl who kill themselves choose.

It says that at the last minute they want to live.

i don't care.

how - i dont care
when - asap

Originally posted by *AgEnT FaLLoN*
i'd want to die around 85-90, painlessly and in my sleep of natural causes.

I agree, although I am going to be over 90! :D

in the study,

with the candlestick,

by professor custard.

Originally posted by Penny Lane
Oh, what a cheerful topic! My dad is dying of cancer at the moment. We, my family and I,
,are hoping that he will make it through Christmas , as he is really looking forward to the holidays . My Mom is taking such good care of him .Yes, one must accept death. But it is not pretty! My Dad accepts it. He has such a great acceptance of it as he truly believes in life after death(as I do!) Right now he is SO much anticipating Christmas as his whole family will be here with him. I only can hope and pray that he will make it through the holiday season. He loves his family and 12 grandchildren so much! ( Not to mention several great- grand children )

My family is absolutely awesome! I am so blessed! Merry Christmas everyone!Yeah!

:happyface God Bless your dad Marlene. But I do not like about when or how I am going to die, instead I think of my life in the present time, and try to enjoy my life as much as possible...:)

When I'm about 85 or 90 or older(as long as I'm in decent health). If I have some illness that causes me to be bedridden or to where I am unable to help myself or eat or get up and walk, please just kill me.

I want to die in my late 90's in my sleep

Originally posted by *AgEnT FaLLoN*
i'd want to die around 85-90, painlessly and in my sleep of natural causes.

Same thing here, except for me... probably 95-100.

Here's an interesting thought -
If you had the choice of knowing when and how you were going to die, would you want to know? Or would you rather just live your life and not worry about time running out?

Originally posted by robyrob
in the study,

with the candlestick,

by professor custard. :lol:

Originally posted by Mossopp
Here's an interesting thought -
If you had the choice of knowing when and how you were going to die, would you want to know? Or would you rather just live your life and not worry about time running out?

i would and wouldn't want to know, because i'd really want to but if I was going to live a really short life, it wouldn't be a pleasant thing to know. that's an interesting question though. so i'd just want to live my life and find out that way.

Originally posted by Mossopp
Here's an interesting thought -
If you had the choice of knowing when and how you were going to die, would you want to know? Or would you rather just live your life and not worry about time running out?

I would totally want to know. That way I could go around and tell people I like that I like them. For instance, if I knew I was going to die at the end of school tomorrow, I'd tell Mr. Austin I was in love with him, no matter how hard it would be. I would want him to know. Heh, if I was going to die anyhow, I'd probably kiss him too :kiss:

Originally posted by Brent88
When I'm about 85 or 90 or older(as long as I'm in decent health). If I have some illness that causes me to be bedridden or to where I am unable to help myself or eat or get up and walk, please just kill me.

Suppose you're bedridden but still have full mental capacity?

My opinion is that in 80 or 90 years medical science will have advanced far beyond what we see currently.

Originally posted by I am Roboto
Suppose you're bedridden but still have full mental capacity?

My opinion is that in 80 or 90 years medical science will have advanced far beyond what we see currently. its nice to know we had it all

Nevermind

Originally posted by I am Roboto
Suppose you're bedridden but still have full mental capacity?

My opinion is that in 80 or 90 years medical science will have advanced far beyond what we see currently.

I wouldn't want to be bedridden. When I'm sick I can't even stay in bed... I have to be up moving around.

when ... as soon as possible.

how ... i will take anything as long as it's a VERY fast, painless death.

Originally posted by Professor Plum
when ... as soon as possible.

how ... i will take anything as long as it's a VERY fast, painless death.
for real :nod:

Originally posted by Brent88
If I have some illness that causes me to be bedridden or to where I am unable to help myself or eat or get up and walk, please just kill me.

Same here. Let's spring Dr. Jack.

As for age...nothing over 80. That'll probably change when I get older, but right now, I can't imagine what life will be like in 55 years and I don't think I want to know. Plus my folks will be dead and I don't want to still be alive when they aren't.

Originally posted by Mossopp
Here's an interesting thought -
If you had the choice of knowing when and how you were going to die, would you want to know? Or would you rather just live your life and not worry about time running out?

Nah...If I knew, I'd just worry all the time. Worrying is more painful than death sometimes.

Originally posted by dawsongirl
Nah...If I knew, I'd just worry all the time. Worrying is more painful than death sometimes.

I agree. I'd rather not know.
There have been many times where I've been so close to giving up and the only thing that has kept me going is the thought that maybe my life will get better. Not knowing what is going to happen to me has saved my life many times. If I knew for a fact how my life was going to turn out, what's the point in sticking around to see it for myself?
If I knew that I was going to die miserable and alone at the age of 30, why would I bother to stick around for it? I'd rather not know and have hope that things will get better, than know for a fact that they won't and just wait out the rest of my life.