If I was in the middle of a bomb scene where every move I make can mean the difference between my living and my being set on fire, in a car accident where my vehicle is about to be blown to kingdom come, my door is stuck and I have to get out in the next 10 seconds, or when I am getting in my car in the liquor store parking lot and one of the more mentally unstable local homeless people starts screaming incoherently at my car and running towards it with an unidentified object in their hands... then yeah, I'd be scared of death. I'd be really damned scared.
However, theoretically, the concept of just dying doesn't bother me. If anything, I'd be more concerned for my sister and brother. They don't really have anyone to care for them other than me, so my fear of death stems from instinct and concern for loved ones that may need to depend on me sometime in the future.
Is it normal that I'm NOT afraid of death?
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If I was in the middle of a bomb scene where every move I make can mean the difference between my living and my being set on fire, in a car accident where my vehicle is about to be blown to kingdom come, my door is stuck and I have to get out in the next 10 seconds, or when I am getting in my car in the liquor store parking lot and one of the more mentally unstable local homeless people starts screaming incoherently at my car and running towards it with an unidentified object in their hands... then yeah, I'd be scared of death. I'd be really damned scared.
However, theoretically, the concept of just dying doesn't bother me. If anything, I'd be more concerned for my sister and brother. They don't really have anyone to care for them other than me, so my fear of death stems from instinct and concern for loved ones that may need to depend on me sometime in the future.