How Do You Hope You Die?

[ibill1]

Hopefully, just like my sweetheart departed. An evening at home. Dinner of rib eye steak. Laying on the couch together watching TV. I woke up the next morning, he didn't. He never knew what hit him. A valve in his heart decided to stop working and that was it.

 

[SLOPPYSECONDS]

sendin out invites fa 10millon dudes unless 100 million cans fit in ans so much ta do but it bes a lovely



just spectacular it wills

 

[soulseeker]

Killing me softly.............

 

[Berbenli]

Rocketed out an airlock into space

 

[Paws]

With a loud plop!

 

[Irish Queer]

In my sleep and peaceful.

 

[Swellegant]

A .38 under the chin is how I usually visualize it when I'm having suicidal ideation as a symptom of depression. But I'd rather go out doing something brave, saving the world if possible, or at least someone worthwhile.

(PS: don't worry, I don't have a .38 and am not sure I could actually operate one if I did).

 

[G-Lexington]

Later.

Lex

 

[Audio Tech]

Without warning, doing something I love.

While free diving, for example. No regrets. I do NOT want to die in the shower.

 

[ChickenGuy]

In a way that I'm completely oblivious to the instantaneous event.

That could be in my sleep, as others have said.

There are much wierder possibilities, however....

Being suddenly rammed by a bus that comes speeding out of nowhere.

Walking down the street and having a piano dropped on my head.

Standing right next to a suicide bomber when he detonates himself.

Having a very large meteor strike the Earth directly at my location.



Erm, I think I'll stick with dying in my sleep, after a healthy life, at the age of 125.

(so that I just live long enough to see the dawn of the 22nd century)

 

[BearBoi]

The ideal: saving the world or someone I care about.

The [probable] reality: fading out quickly but surely. I think I’d like to be awake and ‘feel’ what it’s like to die... but not in a slow and drawn-out way. I don’t even mind if there is some pain, just as long as it isn’t too slow. I don’t think I’d want a terminal illness though, those things are inherently fucked up. The attempted ‘cures’ are often worse than the disease.

 

[BiMike]

A relative of mine, at the age of 92, told her daughter is felt a bit tired one afternoon and went to lie on her bed. She did not wake up! Thats the way I would like to go!

 

[rareboy]

With my hands firmly around the throat of my worst enemy after serving the rest of them poisoned wine.

 

[Adrock-JD]

Not on this fucking planet.

 

[MentalFirewall]

Hmmm...

I hope to die... Saving someone from a fire or from drowning, or something like that. That means that the person I was trying to save probably dies too, but, oh, well, if I didn't try in the first place, they would've died anyway.

How I think I *will* die, that's a different story. I'm leaning towards either skin cancer at age 35 or being kidnapped, bound, gagged, tortured and murdered by a psyco killer at the tender age of 26... But of all causes of death I imagine thirst to be the worst. I do find it odd that I'd prefer torture over thirst, but I guess thirst is, in its own right, torture.

I have issues xD

 

[Lefty]

of Happiness and joy.

 

[hack24]

Right after I cum in him.

 

[levenshulme31]

At a ripe old age, peacefully, in my sleep, in the arms of someone I love after many blissful years together would be the ideal fantasy.

A more realistic prospect will be alone, of a massive heart attack before I'm 50 with my rotting corpse undiscovered for a good few weeks.

 

[Lefty]

I ain't gonna Rest In Peace

When my heart decides to cease

My bags will be packed

My memories sacked

I'll be ready to RIP

For this Grand new Trip.

 

[MawellEvans]

fighting zombies or seeing the end of the world.