When I'm gone, I want to stay gone. Nonexistence is a worthy aspiration, I think.

I am dead ....lights off....do not fear...do not feel comfort....

Comfort. Its much better than fearing an eternal damnation or some other silly shit...

I wouldn't call it fear, but I do think it's a bummer that I won't be able to experience the future. I'm so curious about it! I really wish I could be a ghost and observe everything.

Comfort. It would be hard for me to feel anything if there is just nothingness. It’ll be just like how I was before I was born.

If the end is the end, there is nothing to fear afterward.

It doesn't really 'bring me' anything - it's no great factor in my thoughts.

My DNA will carry on, I have kids and now grandkids. I will leave a legacy for them, there will be stuff around for decades that SamSam and those yet to come will say "oh Grammy made this for me." That gives me comfort, that is my afterlife.

Neither, I am not afraid to die but not because I believe in an afterlife but because I have accepted long ago that no of us will live forever. We will all die at some point so just slip on your big boy, or girl, pants and enjoy your life.

I will say neither. It does light a fire under my ass to enjoy my time here.

I'm reassured by the fact that the atoms that make up my body will never die. I'll just be absorbed into something else.

My lack of belief in Santa doesn’t bring me fear,comfort or presents, but decades ago, my belief in Santa still didn’t bring me gifts. My friends and family have always been my source of comfort and gifts and often my source of fear(in the form of worry for them). So I guess I’m this regard, Death is like Santa lol

It brings me comfort, makes life much better when you live your life in your own way instead of living every day of your life worried about whether you are going to heaven or hell. It's just a ride, enjoy it.

No , Neither to the question .We revert to what we were before we were born -Non existence .Our bodies will become recycled matter in the universe ,so in other words the matter making up your body will always exist just in another form

I am not comforted nor do I fear it. As Mark Twain said, I have been dead for billions of years before I was born, and had not suffered the slightest inconvenience from it.”

All of us must realize "afterlife" is a human thought, The atoms making up our body organization are 14 billion years old and will never "not exist" NEVER. Presently we live with the molecular construction and family our atoms have configured into. When the body dies the atoms move along the way into another existence. All life is real without time,

My afterlife is called reincarnation what ur pastlife like. We carry our inner most feelings when we are reborn so who are you means more that what are you.

A person can "fear" death all they wish to--- but it isn't going to make any difference in what takes place. It is beyond our control. There are many possibilities and one of the options may be is that it may be 'pleasant'- and NO, I am not being morose. Of course it would not be pleasant to end up in some La la Land with all the nutters.

hmm an eternity of watering the pot plants, playing the harp, talking to God, enough to make you want to slit your wrists.
I believe in life after death, just not mine. Other humans will exist for a while longer, other species longer still. This is me, this is my life, one sweet moment of eternity that is mine. Death is an inevitable consequence of living, I don't read anything more into it than that, for me there is only life, only this one life made up of lots of moments I should make the most of. I d believe in the concepts of heaven and hell, but that is for another day.

Fuck that shit sounds like a terrible idea for ever with 50 billion other humans plus whatever animals go over the rainfuckingbow bridge. Sounds like a punishment to me

While I believe their is nothing we experience after brain death, I know that there is still cell death and decomposition. So, while there is an ‘after life’, I also take comfort in an ending.

It's definitely comforting to me - knowing (or hoping - I don't think there's an afterlife, but I can never know that for certain) that one day my consciousness will simply switch off and I will no longer exist is a deeply reassuring thought.

There is comfort in the idea nothingness, in stillness.

It appears most think of death as the end of something. Comfort, being etc. When one goes under anesthesia, all time ceases to exist, Your body in cut open and altered. You wake up 4 hours later and have no idea of what happened the last four hours Death is totally dependant on the awareness of time.

If one believes in eternity, then one realizes that state has no time. There are no events as there is no time to allow them to happen and be recognized. this is what the energy really is.

It makes me curious what the world will be like in the future after I'm gone.