Is it normal that i don't fear death and am indifferent towards the idea?

I'm not afraid of death, I'm afraid of the methods of death. Sure, if the time comes and I just somehow phase into deadness out of nowhere and straight to the afterlife, then fine.

More than likely, though, it will be a heart attack or I get run over by a car or I get shot in the face. I kind of wonder if the people who say, out loud, that they don't fear death really understand what death involves.

I envy you then, because the thought of dying lingers on me more than anything else. I can never wipe away that thought, and it is a fearful one. The infinity of it. Infinity itself scares me, its such an overwhelming concept.

Same here.

I think if you were facing imminent death, as a young person, you would quickly change your tune. At the very least, you should, if you are a sane and healthy individual, want more time.
Come back with a post on the subject, right after you have been diagnosed with an incurable disease or have walked away from a 20 car pile up on the freeway.

When I have done everything I'm life that is interesting; experienced and done it all, I will be indifferent to death like you are.