You're going to die one day

You're going to die one day

>how does this make you feel?
>how often do you really think about this?
>is this something we should confront or ignore?
>how come you haven't killed yourself already?

what literature confronts this reality?

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The Bible

i don't believe in fairy tales

>kinda scared but more dead of the unknown than actually dying
>every couple days
>how do you confront or ignore death? nothing you can do can stop it or delay it and how you feel about it is irrelevant
>if this is all I have forever, why would I end it early?

Read some Camus

Nothing specific I'm just terrified that I'll regret my time before I die if I reach old age
a hundreds of times from 9-14, rarely if ever afterwards
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Because I believe in God and subscribe to the ontological argument. I also believe that life having a meaning is a part of God being perfect.

That's irrelevant.

>You're going to die one day
Philosopher's Stone

>what literature confronts this reality?
Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone

It doesn't scare me.
Not often.
Confront it.
Why the rush to death?

It's difficult to fear death when you understand that any kind of afterlife is likely outside of our comprehension.

>You're going to die one day
No. We will be the first generation that will live forever, technology! I'm not gonna die, I refuse.

>what literature

You should have a basic notion of philosophy. Existentialism, rings a bell? Read a stupid wiki article. What's this: absurdism, existential nihilism - it looks more like what we're looking for. Man, these pages have everything! Concepts, critiques, authors, related books and these have their own pages as well!

Bang, you just started reaching out for information like an almost grown-up person.

Instead of asking on a Taiwanese rock trading forum.