Scariest part of my life? I have a brain tumor. An atypical oligodendroglioma, measuring 3cmx7cm and slowly growing, located in my right temporal lobe. It causes grand-mal seizures, daily incapacitating headaches, vomiting, vision problems, and short-term memory issues among other various disturbances in normal life. I have been in and out of the hospital almost daily the past 2 weeks due to the Grand-Mal seizures associated with it. Thankfully they are under control now, though. (Haven't had one in 3 days!) I am going in for brain surgery on December 11 and I am absolutely terrified. While also looking forward to having it done and recovering, and getting my life back.

What happens after you die? Ponder on that question.

When you realize your unrealistic expectations will [b]always[/b] be a fantasy because attractive woman will [b]never[/b] settle for a manlet like you ;_;

Life is just a cruel punishment. We work when we are young, work to be successful when we're adults, and when we're old and retire, We're to old to have fun. What a shitty world

That there are two possibilities we are either alone in the universe or not both are equally terrifying[spoiler]its a quote but can't remember it exactly or who said it.[/spoiler]

Spiders.

That no one likes me, but are just politely tolerating me in hopes that I leave them alone.

The isnt half full or half empty my explanation in spoilers requires some knowledge of science cells ect it will confuse many.[spoiler]the glass isn't half full or half empty. The reason is simple it's either one or the other. Option A. The glass is full. The reason being that the particles in the air are filling the space inside the glass it is creating an imperfect ratio of both water and "air" the ark being co2 nitrogen O2 and other gasses. Thus making the glass full but only roughly half full with water. Option B. The glass is virtually empty. This ones a bit more tricky to understand. For those who don't know there is space between cells created by a electronic field. It repels anything and everything from truly touching. This is of course is true for cells on a molecular level they are not truly touching. But if you compact that space of nothing and breaks the laws of physics by forcing the cells to touch the water would compact to form a layer in glass thinner then a piece of paper. As for the air it has significantly more space between the particles and if one was to compact them like the water it would again create a layer thinner than the eye could see. Making the glass virtually empty. With out even compacting the particles by taking the total area each molecule takes up and taking the total number of the molecules and multiplying them you would get a number that represents the total space the water takes up. And divide that by the total area of the glass. Making a decimal so small it to any person would appear to be zero. Like .00000000000000011% would be the amount of space the water would take up if the electron field wasn't there expanding it.[/spoiler]

The possibility that our level of intelligence may resemble that of a worm from the perspective of another species.

Alheizmers, however you spell it

People want to live for ever when I just want to die once my children are grown and married. Once you turn about sixty it's all down hill until your a senile fool in a retirement home. I don't want to leave this world having my children watch me waste away to nothing. All I ask of life is to at least let me die with my dignity intact, but I know that there is no such thing as an honorable death. Everyone will die alone as a drooling fool. When the young die, they have life of promise snatched away from them, but at least they will die with someone left to remember them and their dignity. Death is something we all must accept, but I cannot accept an undignified death, despite knowing that it is everyone's ultimate fate. I can only forlornly hope that fate have mercy upon miserable soul to allow me to die with my wits and dignity about me, for that is all we can ask of life.