MGTOW Who Don't Fear Death

[Jan SobieskiParticipant 28791]

Death is just part of life

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[Anonymous 5]

Death is beautiful, death is a model.

When I was younger, I use to fear death. The nothingness of it all.

But, now, death can swallow my b~~~~.

[WallyParticipant]

When I was going through a situation of life and death it wasn’t so much death I was afraid of it was the potential 15 years of pain, loss of independence, loss of my mobility, and losing my sanity I was afraid of. Others I have talked to in similar situations felt the same.

"what a waste of a life, to marry, give up your freedom, just for the hope of not dying alone. Don't get married Son."

[JakeParticipant 908]

Chill you think too much let death come as a surprise then you can concentrate on living for we all die no exceptions but not all of us really live peace

[JVBParticipant]

Dying sucks but death is irrelevant.

Peace is > piece.

[ChristopherParticipant 2478]

Cause and effect.
A logical mind knows that what you do (your actions) determines your future. Imho this is true even after death. Rightful action based on truth in this life determines what happens. The Bible and also ancient texts from the East describe this.

The Bhagavad Gita states, ‘selfless service to the right cause and like-minded others, with the right feeling and right attitude, is a form of worship and spirituality’.

Bible
Ecclesiastes 12:7
‘then the dust will return to the earth as it was, and the spirit will return to God who gave it.’
Romans 10:4
‘For Christ is the end of the law for righteousness to everyone who believes.’

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[Anonymous 42]

SpiderHerder wrote:

I’ve imagined my own death countless times. But imagining it and living it might be different. I’ll see when I get there, I guess.

Ye of little faith. Seek and ye shall find…

Jan Sobieski wrote:

Death is just part of life

Life is the Just part of death. By our iniquity we earned it, the more the iniquity the sooner we die, the sooner anything dies. Women are our iniquity and always has been, unleashed we can see what becomes, and they are unleashed, run for your life!

[Anonymous 38]

No. That’s for women and blue pillers. Real men don’t fear death, I don’t mean cos we’re disposable but because I believe fear of death equals fear of life. I rather fear not living fully.

[MonkParticipant 16988]

BuckFitches wrote:

It’s kinda freaky we might have been living the exact same lives over and over and there’s nothing we can do to change the outcome.

Groundhog Day.

It’s certainly true for all those Blue Pillers who go back for another helping.

[harpo-my-“SON”Participant 2410]

My father and his father before him were diagnosed with cancer in there 55th year and died within a year.
I will complete my 55th year on Feb 14 2018 so I have lived a lifetime and My father’s heavenly spirit is actively guiding me now unless anyone has evidence otherwise it is true I have found his kingdom of heaven on earth.
I interpret my freedom of religion as the freedom to choose the heavenly spirit that shall do the lord’s work for me. I choose the spirit of my earthly father.
Many are called few are chosen.
I have given his spirit full written authority to the legal ownership of this flesh.
His name is Winston McKinney but friends and family call him Bud.
He told me he wanted to write some books before he died, but now I will have to write those books in his
spirit.
Very soon a dead man will let everyone know what it is like to be reborn in the living flesh of his first born and only begotten son. Yes I am the first fruit of the dead and out of five children from two failed marriages that he gave his name to I am the only one he got custody of. (only begotten)
I know now that my father is not dead in spirit and A man does not die when he goes to heaven. Heaven is where the heart is and Jesus hosts his spirit within.
He has already spoken in a court of law. He has registered a truck in his name. He has worked using his own Identity documents and cashed the paychecks.
Can a dead man do any of that?
My heavenly father is not asking permission to return to this earth and as time goes on he will just keep building more and more self evident truth of his continuing life as lived through the flesh I have given him to use. I was just borrowing this body from my creator and after living a lifetime as measured by his life I am giving the most precious thing that he gave me back to him. Life itself is only borrowed from our creator.
Why would I fear being with my heavenly father? I cannot fear the man who’s first words I can remember him saying to me was this: “Son I will never lie to you nor would I ever guide you the wrong way, Because I love you too much. If I tell you a flea can pull a gut wagon, you better find a harness and hook him up, for he will damn sure pull it.”
I loved my father more than life itself and would gladly lay down and die to let him live for he was and still is a better man than I could ever hope to be.
He would sacrifice this flesh fighting for our right
to have our own religious and spiritual beliefs for I have nothing worth living for but my faith and the product thereof. The spirit of my father is the product of this christian faith.
Yes what they say is true: If you take away a man’s faith you could be taking the last thing that man has on this earth.
Winston McKinney has his own identity documents.
He also has his own spirit. (can anyone bring forth evidence otherwise?)
He has my hand written authority signed and filed in a court of law to the legal ownership of this living flesh.
Everything needed to be a living man. Oh yes he is now my one true living god and heavenly creator.
He can endorse my rights with his own signature.
A man’s rights are endowed by his creator.
What higher authoritative signature could a man obtain?
You do not have to believe or agree with my beliefs
only respect my right to have them. So I can find you
to be a respectful enough person to deserve beliefs of your own. I would fight and die for yours.
Yes the son would again, die for you. If it be the father’s will. Being like Jesus the most selfless man to ever walk this earth.
I have been bonded into heaven before tasting death.

My father’s spirit knows no fear because he has already faced death and defeated it.

signed by all three; my father Bud, Bob his faithful son and the holy spirit of our lord of host Jesus.

PERFECT LOVE KNOWS NO FEAR
WE WALK THIS EARTH AS ONE
WHEN GOD IS WITH YOU WHO CAN STAND AGAINST YOU

I was bound to be misunderstood, and I laugh at those who misunderstand me. Kind mockery at the well intentioned, but unfettered cruelty towards those would be prison guards of my creative possibilities. This so as to learn as much from misunderstanding as from understanding. Taking pleasure in worthy opponents and making language fluid and flowing like a river yet pointed and precise as a dagger. Contradicts the socialistic purpose of language and makes for a wonderful linguistic dance, A verbal martial art with constant parries that hone the weapon that is the two edged sword of my mouth.

[joetechParticipant]

It will come like a thief in the night. If heaven and hell do exist I know I’ll go to heaven because I’ve served my time in hell.

"Don't follow in my footsteps...I stepped in something."

[DocParticipant]

ITs a strange thing – this knowing we will one day die.

I have never feared death historically but I get moments these days where the prospect absolutely terrifies me.

I don’t know why. Most of the time I can entertain it and feel fine but other times it’s just terrifying.

Part of it is that I don’t want to be some place other than with my kids so by dying – even if I am lucky enough to go to Heaven – I won’t be with my kids so it ain’t gonna be so special.

I am attracted to the idea thst when we die it’s just like before we were born. No knkwledge or awareness of the infinite amount of time thst I didn’t exist. I can handle that. But that’s not guaranteed.

So I hope I get another 30
Years or so and can learn to find peace here on Earth within myself and enjoy being with the only two people who count some.
My boy and girl.

The object of life is not to be on the side of the majority, but to escape, finding oneself in the ranks of the insane. Marcus Aurelius

[HermitParticipant]

Anonymous wrote:

Somewhere along the line I learned it’s not the dying I have to worry about but rather the living in a wheelchair or paralyzed in a bed being fed with a straw.

That is my way of thinking about it. I don’t fear death at all. Death is a part of life. Everyone has and will experience it. I don’t have a death wish, but if I have to live in pain, or be paralyzed like you said, Uncle Tower, I would surely pray for an expedient death.

The evil in women’s hearts leaves them no moral bounds as to inhibit them from descending to the lowest levels of darkness to acquire their self entitled desires.

[MurineesParticipant 704]

Interesting topic. I think quite a bit about this recently.

I am a weirdo. I don’t celebrate any holidays, those days are just like any other days.

I don’t even celebrate my birthday, sometime even forgot about it and live that day like any other day.

One day I am so eagerly looking forward to is the day I die. This is the ending of everyone. If I could I would like to celebrate my death. This is the day I finished my earthly journey, learn something, and moving on to the eternity. I would be out of the constraint of time and space and go on to the realm which is meant to be the real deal. I am excited to die.

[EvilcpuParticipant 217]

I don’t fear death, even if in the past I used to. I’m slowly approaching my thirties and I’m changing my viewpoint over many things. What scares me above anything is suffering, dying would be an incredible relief from the spinning joke that this planet has become. Dead don’t have problems.

Well, I’ve always been searching any means able to stretch my lifespan the most and delay aging as much as possible. Although I still desire to attain biological immortality to halt the aging process (it’s far fetched, I know), I’ve begun to question the utility of this.

This world is getting more and more complicated and s~~~tier to live in at an upsetting rate. At this point, I’m not so sure I want to live forever. Only in the lucky case that technology defeats “feemales” and sends their hypergamy straight in the crapper, I would like to be ageless, provided that genetic engineering will be advanced enough for this within my lifespan.

To sum up, death itself doesn’t scare me. I would be scared s~~~less if I die from a long and degenerative disease, for example. Pain is my real fear, not death.

Out of your prime, out of my sight.

[Branched offParticipant 10929]

I do not fear death itself in as much as it is a universal thing and when one has seen it a few times it holds no fear of the unknown.

However I do fear dying badly or in an untimely way and that risk is all part of death -only the suicide has full control of his death. I would need a darn good reason to kill myself and I see none on the horizon.

I hope to face death with courage. I have seen it done well but if one is honest one does not know how well one will measure up when the time comes, how much it may hurt and how well one will be able to face it. All men are weak and fearful when pushed by pain and fatigue to the end of their endurance in a situation that is also hostile. Everyone has a breaking point. Until you have pushed yourself close to your limits you may not know this but we are all capable of a bad undignified death.

I hope mine will be a good death. Not too early before I get everything done I might reasonably hope to and get my children well launched in life. Not too late when the mind or body are worn out past reasonable endurance. Not too slow or painful. Not sudden and unexpected without my affairs in order unless I die in some worthwhile and bold enterprise for which I might be forgiven for leaving disorder behind me. But you never know.

So I cannot say I have no fears surrounding death. But that’s the thing. There can be no courage without fear and fear can be a good motivator to do better in life too. We must face the conflict in our character and accept it in order to be free. We are supposed to fear death to a reasonable degree and seek to avoid it until the point where it is imminent and then if we do well then we put fear behind us.

A woman is like fire -fun to play with, can warm you through and cook your food, needs constant feeding, can burn you and consume all you own

[Anonymous 6]

Permanent nothingness, I find it comforting in a way, life can be a pain in the ass at times and I do have some nights where I wish I could fall sleep and never wake up!

Fear it or not it is coming to take us all anyway!

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