A Challenge

[kiwiol]

Can anyone describe death from the first person perspective in one word that is an adjective and is true, not to mention it should indicate how the process feels - not dying, but death itself?

Anyone?

[danielson]

Try reading one of your longer posts, it is worse than death

[Slin1]

Try reading one of your longer posts, it is worse than death

HAHAHAHAHAHAAHHA HA YES

[Andre Nickatina]

vivid?

[Eyeball Chambers]

free?

[Always Sore]

Blackness

[Deadpool]

Try reading one of your longer posts, it is worse than death

[Butterbean]

Can anyone describe death from the first person perspective in one word that is an adjective and is true, not to mention it should indicate how the process feels - not dying, but death itself?

Anyone?

Does it have to be an adj? 

Either instantaneous "joy" or "terror"

[kiwiol]

Does it have to be an adj? 

Either instantaneous "joy" or "terror"

Ok, I'll put it this way - describe the whole physical feeling in one word that describes it from the first person perspective.

So like 'whatever'.

I know the answer believe it or not

[Butterbean]

I think we just pass through to the next w/o experiencing anything really.  For instance, you're in a car hurtling toward a tree and the instant you smash into it and die the very next instant you are conscious that you are in heaven or hell.

So I guess my word would be "nothing."


Or "whatever."

I know the answer believe it or not

What is your answer?

[kiwiol]

What is your answer?

Unbearably painful

You know how surviving the death of a loved one is? (hopefully you never have and never will). Anyway, death is far more painful, although it's only pain that goes down to a certain point

Hope this doesn't freak anyone out. There are ways to know such things, just like it's possible to 'experience' a joyride by looking at it.

[Joey Tito]

There are ways to know such things, just like it's possible to 'experience' a joyride by looking at it.

You're getting "oracular" on us again.

[freespirit]

Can't answer. Maybe if it's been asked in Dutch language.   

Don't know if death can be described as a process. If I would have thoughts when I'm death, then possibly I would think of the pain and sorrow of the people who I leave behind.

I do not fear death. Death is just a new adventure for me, but I'm not quite finished here yet.

[~flower~]

I'm getting "oracular" again.

fixed