I m always thinking about what happens after I die! Why do I always think about death?

I've been in this situation too, but I'm thinking about what will happen to my family when I die. Sometimes I wonder what my family will do if something happens to me. This can only happen at school, especially when you're homesick.

Maybe it's because I'm too dependent.

But as long as you are with your family, it won't be like this, I want you to talk to your relatives and friends more, communicate more, or participate in more group activities. Don't think about it too much. It could be better.

It's just my personal experience, but I sincerely hope that you will be cheerful and have fun every day).

Everybody thinks about death to a greater or lesser extent, and it's normal that when you die, you don't have to worry too much about what you do, just don't focus too much on these things that don't happen, because people don't have consciousness when they die.

When I was a kid (I was about 10 years old), I thought about my death every day, just like you.

I'm very scared, I'm afraid, and when I grow up, I naturally stop thinking about it.

At the end of the day, it doesn't take too long to think about these questions (I've been thinking about it for almost a year and can't sleep every night!).

If you're dead, you don't feel it.

Never mind.

I feel this way.

Everything disappears forever into darkness.

It's helpless, it's lonely.

Refer to the answer to your other question.

Summary. It is not good to always think that death is a sign of cowardice, unwilling to really bear it, always want to escape, and have negative thoughts.

Hello, I have seen your question and am sorting out the answer, please wait a while It has something to do with age.

I am still young and have not been tempered by life, and I don't know the whole of life.

When you have a family and responsibilities, you will find that you dare not mention death.

It's not for yourself, it's about protecting the people you want to protect!

I have a family and children, and before I had children, I had two failed marriages, and my brother died because of me.

Life has to go on.

Isn't it comfortable to die?

Waste my dollar in vain.

Ideas need to change, and the environment will change.

Are you saying I wasted a dollar on you?

It is not good to always think that death is a sign of cowardice, unwilling to really bear it, always want to escape, and have negative thoughts.