Human life is painful, why are we still afraid of death?

In fact, it is a matter of opinion. Life is like a piece of jade, if you say it's a baby, it's a baby, and if you say it's a stone, it's a stone. In the same way, pain and happiness are also a matter of opinion!

If you do your best to do what you like while you are alive, you will be happy. If it's against your will, don't do it. To do something meaningful is to be a meaningful person.

As long as you are a meaningful person, it doesn't matter how long you live, you are a meaningful person. You will always live in people's hearts. Death is the way everyone must go, what is there to be afraid of?

It is indeed very hard for people to live, running around for life, and sometimes it is indeed very painful to live, but it is better to die than to live, no one wants to die, because life is only once, death can not be resurrected, although life is very hard, even very painful, but we must face it bravely, because there is always a light in our hearts, I hope that tomorrow will be better, hope is the driving force for us to continue to live.

People are not only miserable in life, there are ups and downs in life, why are you still afraid of death, people are human beings, not gods, people only have one life, no one wants to die, this is human nature, or cherish life.

The three main instincts of human beings: competition, survival, and reproduction. Therefore, survival is instinctive, not determined by thought (although some examples show that people can give their lives for ideals, beliefs, beliefs, etc., it does not conflict with this statement).

Ideals and so on are all for a better survival, and if you can not pay the price of death, then you will feel happy in your heart. This pleasure comes from instinct, and this pleasure is not influenced by ideals and beliefs).

Since the survival instinct of life is so heavy, it is natural to be afraid of death.

P.S. The survival instinct derives the fear instinct, the competition instinct derives the pride instinct, the greed instinct, the jealousy instinct, the anger instinct, and the reproductive instinct derives the desire instinct...

There is an old saying that I would rather be in the world than buried in the earth.

The most fearful thing in this life is not death, but when death comes, you suddenly find that you have not lived according to the way you like to live.

Everyone has their own rhythm, but this rhythm has to adapt to the rhythm and pace of others in order to adapt to various external needs after you enter society. I don't know if this is a law of survival of the fittest, or a kind of sadness. If everyone adapts to this rhythm, then involution will inevitably occur, and personality will be annihilated.

Is this a result worth reflecting on, is this really the life we want? We are taught to survive since childhood, go to various cram schools, grow up to sit in the office and do the work we don't like, and have no fun, and then carry heavy economic pressure, buy a house, buy a car, and raise children as a matter of course, and are coerced by the public to move forward, and there is a lot less happiness and happiness, so what is the meaning of life?

I wanted to leave because I wanted to see if it was possible to live a happy, natural, fun-filled life.

As Nietzsche said, "As long as there is a reason to live, almost anything can be endured." Life is meaningful, even in difficult times; It is meaningless to guess that Xun Bi lives, even in good times, he lives like a year.

What Nietzsche described, I deeply realized, that the confusion and entanglement in my heart in the past were precisely because there was no reason for me to be excited to live.

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