Nomyad777 t1_je0fqsj wrote
“I wish to rule Hell itself.”
Paperwork job in middle management.
“I wish to live a luxurious life.”
Buddy, you’re dead.
“I wish for nothing.”
Good luck not existing!
“I’m going to save my wish for later.”
Ah, yes, time to - wait, what?
I looked closer. This man had prevented nuclear war by hacking to nukes and sending them to Mars. But he broke enough laws in the process to be sent down here. Why wasn’t he in the Atheist section?
“People died in the riots and guerrilla war that ensued.”
Well. For the first time in centuries…
I got to judge.
IamDzdzownica t1_je118n1 wrote
>Good luck not existing!
that is actually what I expect after death, just disappear into the void, stop the existence of the mind and thought so there is nothing. They say you get what you believe in. I choose to believe in nothing and get nothing in return.
insertnamehere17 t1_je2knb1 wrote
In some ways this scares me more tbh
IamDzdzownica t1_je2nx7f wrote
It is in human nature to be scared of the unknown, understandable. But because it is unknown it makes me want to 'experience' it even more, I know how it feels to be lucid, I know how it feels to feel. What I don't know is what lays beyond that, how to feel nothing, how it is to not exist. I'm at the point where I stopped being scared long time ago*, curiosity took over that fear to the point I even crave it.
*I'm 29 in 3 months, my earliest memory of that idea (empty void) and overall curiosity how it feels to be dead reaches age of 6, when I was 8 I already stopped being afraid of death and thought of it as of a friend that brings final peace after struggles of this world beside the shape or form it may come in, I'll welcome it with a smile and opened arms. The only thing I am afraid in death is physical pain that comes with it. I know pain is temporary and peace is eternal (if I may use this paraphrase) yet I hope for peaceful transition.
...Sorry
insertnamehere17 t1_je2vpko wrote
Yeah I get that I remember being really young and just thinking to myself at night if I should just skip to the end just to see what it was like
Thunderingthought t1_je38hni wrote
but doesn't the idea of nothing, nothing at all scare you? you will never be able to feel anything ever again
IamDzdzownica t1_je3dn7p wrote
Quite the opposite, it amazes me, hypnotizes me like a 'gineminosaurus' lollypop 3 years old. That's the whole point of empty void, there is nothing, no sadness, no pain, no struggles... yes, there is also no happiness, no extazy and such... there is only nothingness and when you are nothing, when you feel nothing there is nothing to be scared of. But do you really feel then? You are gone, no after life, no after thought, no after feelings nor sensations, nothing. That's the beauty of this idea.
Thunderingthought t1_je3funz wrote
There’s nothing, not even a sense of self. How is that beautiful?
IamDzdzownica t1_je3jhvs wrote
I know it might be hard to comprehend at first... or maybe it's just me being mental. Maybe if you live with your demons for too long you start getting used to them and you even start to like them but tell me, how is that beautiful that few years here determine your eternal 'after' there.
Some find beauty in Valhalla, some in Heaven and Hell and some in eternal, undisturbed peace.
If nothing I wrote to this point might make you understand my point I'm afraid that nothing I would write further will.
Nomyad777 t1_je1mcg6 wrote
"I wish to go to Heaven."
For three seconds.
"I wish to not be tortured."
For three seconds.
"I wish to have more wishes."
That don't do anything.
"I wish to go to Heaven forever."
Departing: At the end of time.
"I wish to be able to redeem myself back to Heaven."
Yeah, that's how Hell works.
"I wish to... Yeah, I don't know. I'm going to wait."
Again? Well...
ValerioSJ t1_je0r3ik wrote
Short and really sweet!
Gruelia tho isn't a word, watch your typos.
Can we have a continuation?
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