To a certain extent, yes, we all are. But I've accepted the fact that it IS going to happen and we never know when. And I'm right with God and therefore not afraid.

I've already had open heart surgery and a stroke. I am not afraid to pass away. I believe that the soul is eternal anyway, and that it's just your body that "dies" when you pass.

The true answer is - I am not.
I have a strong and serene reason for that, which I don’t think everyone would understand immediately.

No, I don’t fear it. When it’s my time to go, it will happen. I believe it is not the end of the story when we slip the bonds of earth here.

Yes I worry about leaving my daughter without me.

I'm afraid of a painful death. I don't want to suffer.

Pretty much all of my other fears around dieing are the consequences for and feelings of those who survive me.

Excited to be reincarnated as a magical spider monster in another world. Of course I'll be afraid. But the pain and fear would be nice. It'd be nice to actually feel something.

Not mine but of those close to me

I don't think I'm afraid so much.

It's the getting there that's scary.

It's not worth it being afraid when it's going to happen whether I want it to or not and whether I'm afraid or not

It's instinctual to fear death, but logically I'm not afraid. Once it's over, I won't even be aware of it.

I heard there’s lots of fried chicken 🍗 on the other side 🤔

It will happen no matter what. Why be afraid of the inevitable? 🤷🏻‍♂

No because it'll happen no matter what i do

Don't fear the reaper.

No.. cause i believe in the resurrection

fear of pain, fear of missing out, otherise i welcome death

I'm not afraid, i cheated death about six times in my life, from being a month premature to my recent emergency cancer surgery almost three weeks ago. I had a near death out of body experience two months before I was three years old in 1973, I never feared it because of that.

yes / there are days when it feels too near

Of course, every feature fights like crazy to avoid death, even insects.