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All you need is Love
by ✌-mel-☮

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is fearing death normal?

12/11/2014




Time: 8:57am

State of Being: crying over those stupid death thoughts again

current desire: to live forever

where am I?: in the bedroom on the bed

what's that noise?: listening to KVJ (radio morning show)




ugh! I honestly feel so silly right now. Before I continue, I'm just reminding myself, that I'm probably one of the most optimistic happy people ever despite all the bitching I do on this diary. But hey, I got to let it out somewhere. Despite all the daily crap that goes on, life is amazing, and I love it!

I've always had this odd fear of death, but since I turned 30, it just got really intense. I started really thinking deeply about it. And I just spent the last 10 minutes reading theories of the after life and I just started crying. What is going on in my brain? Is this normal? This cannot be healthy.

To just fathom the idea of not living any more truly gives me intense anxiety.

What's going to happen? Is Christian concept of Heaven true? I grew up going to church. I grew up following the ways of Jesus, and to this day, I still do to the best of my ability, so I'm cool right? No worries. Heaven awaits.

But over the years, I've opened my mind to more New Age thoughts. I've researched other religions. I was a Religious Studies minor in college. So many after life theories including even more I research on the net are just swimming through my brain. Which one is real? Which one is true?

What if nothing is real? What if I cease to exist? That's the one that really gets to me. That's the one that puts those annoying silly tears in my eyes.

When I talked to Russ the other day, he told me there's no reason to worry. Pick a belief and stick with it. If anything, we'll return as stardust or fossil fuel. He wants to go somewhere after he dies and sit around telling stories. lol He said thinking of it like a birthday present. You know it's coming, and you'll find out what it is eventually.

I don't want to be fossil fuel. I want to be me. I like me.

What is wrong with me?

I really don't let these thoughts become me. I live life to its fullest trying to be the best person I can be. I just get random moments throughout the day that I push aside. Or in this case, while I'm alone at home without much to distract me, the thoughts are taking over more and more. Sometimes I go days or weeks without thinking of death. But when I do, it really sucks. It's a true fear... and it gives me anxiety.

I figured I'd talk it out here.

Anywho, teaching today at 11. No wal-mart today. woo-hoo! I just worked ten days straight in the pharmacy. not cool. stress sucks.

Yesterday at school, I was working one on one with one of my high school girls on her study guide for her exam. She randomly asked "you're going to be here next year, right?" *face palm* why? my heart strings were definitely pulled. All I said, was I hope so. Because truthfully, I would stay there at that school if it gave me full time+salary+benefits. But it's not going to.

I feel so bad, because the kids aren't used to having teachers that stay. They either don't come back of their own free will, or they aren't invited back by the principal. I'm just part-time. I can't take that risk.

I'm still waiting on the phone call from the other school. I hope it happens sooner rather than later, so I can give my current school an adequate notice. Then again, the longer it takes, the more likely i'll pass a drug test. I did more research, and our county uses the more intricate of testing. ugh. I understand narcotics. I understand hard drugs like cocaine or heroine. But testing for weed is just so stupid. It's so harmless. But if I can stop myself from smoking and endure the stress of this next month, i'll thank myself.

Last night trying to sleep sucked. I ended up eventually falling asleep. I woke up early too. 7-ish. I remembered what it was like before I started smoking to sleep. All my thoughts just attack me at once. If I smoke a bowl, those thoughts significantly lessen, and my stress goes down. That doesn't mean that there aren't nights where they win me over, but at least I can relax slightly more.

I don't want to die. I want to live forever. I've been saying I was going to live forever for years. lol. Little did I know it was a sign of a much more intense fear than I thought.

I really wish someone would come visit me from the after-life and say "hey mel. it's all cool. see you when you get here." Then I'll be able to live life even more awesomely that I already do. I truly 100% love life so much.

It's funny, because I believe in ghosts. I've always believed in ghosts. I've had my own experiences. I've had an obsession with ghosts since I was in fourth grade. So that's a sign of an after-life right?

I'm having weird doubts about everything. Transcendental thinking is both fascinating and terrifying.

I just had to write this all out, because I don't want it to interfere with living my life. I just feel ridiculous when it comes to all this morbid thinking.

peace!
-mel-
9:29am

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sometimes my mortality startles me & I wonder & worry. I think its normal.

[twistedlady|0 likes] [|reply]

I have never feared death myself but I do know that your fears are quite common. I hope you can find some way of overcoming those fears.

[just delStar|0 likes] [|reply]

I think everyone is scared of their own mortality every so often. I know I think about it. I wonder what will happen and a lot of weird things I won't get into. When I turned 30 I cried!

[Greta GarbageStar|0 likes] [|reply]

When my dad died I searched on other Religions as well. I learned more than I actually bargained for I'd say. I think most all adults question such things, some at times, some a lot, it's normal. Fearing the unknown is natural, some folks just have a greater tolerance for the unknown than others.

[TheHighlander|0 likes] [|reply]

You're not silly. I think a lot of people worry about that. Maybe not to the extent that you do, but they do. I am sure.

I'm not really afraid of death, just of how it might happen. Like if I die in my sleep I'm perfectly okay with that. But what if I die in a car accident and it's not instant? I don't want to suffer. You know?

As for what happens after death, I believe in Heaven. I hope I would go there. Whether or not that's what really happens I don't know, but that's what I like to believe. It's what I was raised to believe.

[*Pixie*|0 likes] [|reply]

I think its normal, and a sign of an intelligent mind to ask the big questions.... to be unable to blindly follow... keep asking the questions, keep researching.... you will eventually find an answer/belief that doesn't cause you to doubt.... one that is right for you.

I don't fear death personally but I do fear not living. If this is my one and only life I fear that I am wasting it... I also fear being forgotten.

[Zarathustra|0 likes] [|reply]


I don't think there's anything wrong with you. I get to thinking about death sometimes and the whole thing of "not existing" almost makes my head want to explode =/.

I want to live forever, too. But at the same time, I would hate to see this world go even further down the tubes because of the violence and hatred. I wish it could magically get better...

Anyway, lol, sorry for the randomness! Just wanted to let you know you're not alone in these thoughts

[once.upon.a.time.Star|0 likes] [|reply]

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