Are you afraid of Death?

I'd distinguish between "dying" and "death." ... Dying - the process of passing into death. May be terribly painful and drawn out or may be a simple process of falling asleep medicated and never wake. . . . I fear dying for the pain. I don't want the weakness of cancer or old age. I'd like to dying instantly in a car crash.

Are you  dying  now?  What  is  the  proper range of
phenomena required  to be  regarded as  evidence for
dying?  And, can your framework admit justification:
could you  include evidence of  death somewhere?  If
that were so,  you may be showing evidence of death,
yourself. >; }

Are you  dying  now?  What  is  the  proper range of phenomena required  to be  regarded as  evidence for dying?  And, can your framework admit justification: could you  include evidence of  death somewhere?  If that were so,  you may be showing evidence of death, yourself. >; }

Put more elegantly in that old famous quote we've all heard: "From the moment you're born, you begin to die"

I'm dead. So no, I ain't afraid.

I'm dead.

AKA married

Word up.

I personally am not afraid of death, but like above said I do what I can to avoid it. I feel that my life has some sort of calling and I still have things to accomplish on this Earth before I leave.

I do not fear death, for I challage it everday that I live.