What happens after death?

In fact it doesn't matter because either way is ok. If there is afterlife then it s fine, it ll be fun, if there is no afterlife then it s also fine because then it means there is nothing and there is no you to feel sad about it.   2 reply

idk but one of my beliefs is they relive their life again making new choices ig kind of like multiverse thing but this time just on this one universe. Which is why we get the "deja vu" feeling alot maybe we're making new choices or some same choices in this life. We do it all over again.   2 reply

your body breaks down into organic matter leaving only your bones, then after a really really long time (relative to how long it took for your flesh and organs to decompose), even your bones decompose into hydroxyapatite. Or if your culture involves cremation, then your ashes end up polluting the water of some poor river or you end up in a urn.   1 reply

The simple answer is that nobody knows. I'm inclined to disbelieve the christian conception of the afterlife because I grew up being scared of going to hell. But thinking logically, a good god would never torture me for all eternity. If he would send me to hell because of something as benign as me being queer, I have no reason to worship him. Jesus......   2 reply

nothing. pls i can't do this shit again. hope death is like a super long nap with no wake up alarm   1 reply

I hope there is no afterlife or reincarnation. I don't want to be teased by humans, endure another human body or have any kind of body at all. Facing death twice, whether knowingly or unknowingly, is something I wish to avoid. Honestly I believe we are all immortals trapped in a curse of life and death, reincarnating because someone thought having ......   1 reply