Losing a loved one seems to be a fear for many people. Death is inevitable. Why do people fear it?
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I don't fear death itself because like you said, it's inevitable. What worries me though sometimes is the manner of death that may happen. I mean I don't want to be in a car accident, trapped in the vehicle with something sticking in my throat, gurgling in pain for two hours while they try to extract me...That's scary stuff. As far as loved ones dying, It's more sorrowful than fearful if it is a natural death.But yes, I do fear for the safety of loved ones sometimes that may lead to death or severe injury. **I'm editing this because I realized I really didn't answer the question... I think people fear death because it's a mystery.An unknown passage. No ones really risen from the dead to tell us what's beyond.It's mans nature to fear the unknown.**
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Most people think of death as if they will be still alive afterwards. They worry about their family and thousand of other things. Things you can no longer do anything about once dead. Also they fear it because they do not know where they will end up. At some point you have to let it go. I do not see death as if it is my end. It is just the beginning of another fase. Thinking of having to leave your loved ones behind is awful, but it is inevitable. So accepting it is better, that way it will not put a shadow on the rest of your life.
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