[ SECRET POST #2259 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2259 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

It's natural for living things to fear death but I think living forever would be a thousand times scarier and plain depressing.

Depends, I think. If you still could die, but found a way to infinitely postpone it barring, say, accidents or violence, then I wouldn't mind. So long as the option for death/destruction is always there, so you're not infinitely trapped in this one existence, I think it might be cool to see how far you could get and what you'd find along the way.

But to be stuck permanently, yes, that would be ... There are too many things that can happen to you that would be horrifying were death not an option at the end of it. Degradation without cessation is a worse thought for me, too.