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No. It helps that I've always lived with a certain principle - that is to do what you want to do. Because I dont wanna have regrets. I dont want to wake up one day and ask a million "what-ifs". I may not have done all that I should have done, or all that I'm required to do, but I know I've done what I could and can do, in my limited capacities. B)

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I'm afraid to die but i hope to face death with as much composure as i can muster. For every single one of us, it's all a question of when, where and how. I'm trying to deal with the concept of life after death by accepting the likelihood that i will go to hell for all the mistakes i've made. People ask me why i ride a big bike all the time, isn't it dangerous? I have friends who've died that way. I've had my share of close calls, touch wood. But you know what? When it's time, it's time, no matter if you're asleep in bed. Just hope it will be quick.

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As the saying goes, death is an equalizer

an old man dies but so is an infant

a moron may die, but so is the genius

an ugly person dies, but so is the beauty

 

absolutely, no one may pass death.

 

but there's eternity as well.

 

Death is but an entrance for eternity

a seed must be buried first

before it can become a giant tree

so is a man, in dying he lives

 

But the question is:

where is your eternity?

 

I hope that there is only one

where all the people in the world will be

that there is joy and no more sorrow

where pain is gone and health abounds.

 

and the anguish and hatred is vanished

and the turmoil and vexation elapsed

where peace springs eternal

and love goes beyond measure.

 

Eternity is for the hopeful

and not for the hopeless

it is for those who trust

and not for those who doubted.

 

Eternity is for the humble

and not for the boastful

It is for those who truly see

the crucified Christ full of mercy.

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Yes, takot akong mamatay kasi ndi pa malaki ang anak ko. He still needs me and I want to make sure that I will be there to give him the life he deserves.

 

Gusto ko rin makita na maayos ang mama at mga kapatid ko. Gusto kong makasama ng matagal na panahon ang mahal ko. Gusto ko pa syang mabigyan ng anak na babae. :D

 

Marami pa akong dapat gawin kaya ndi pa ako handang mamatay.

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ready. anytime.

insurance is ready, likewise, for the family.

 

 

i guess that's one "advantage" of being single - no spouse nor kid to think of.

 

 

when you encounter death and the dying daily, you get numb, to put it simply.

just the same, you get humbled. and reminded that most of the things that you worry about are oftentimes trivial and not even worth worrying about. ;)

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