As an Expat: How do you feel about dying in Thailand? Will you be happy about it?

[1FinickyOne]

5 hours ago, spidermike007 said:

I have zero fear of death

on to the next thing

[khunPer]

Of course, when you get older, you begin to think more about the final encore.

 

However, I don't worry too much about dying – when I'm, gone there is either no more, or I'm in a Seventh Heavens og some place below – but rather the time before. Who will take care of me, and how will it work out?

 

I have a fairly younger than me girlfriend, and the original deal is that I took care of her – and still does – and she will in return take care of me when I get old enough to need caretaking. The only aber dabai is, if it will work that expected way in the end, when I get old and more grumphy than now, and even beginning to forget...

[cjinchiangrai]

Here is as good a place as any and they throw great wakes.

[SpaceKadet]

Wouldn't bother me where I die. If I'm dead, I'm dead... Just throw my corpse out of the way and let me decompose so I can give back to the Mother Earth what I have taken to sustain my life.

 

The dead don't feel anything, it's the living that suffer the loss...

[RetiredNavy71]

23 hours ago, GammaGlobulin said:

 

Then, in this case, you are lucky you are not a sailor, one who might be buried at sea, as so many sailors have been, throughout the ages.

 

 

I did almost 21 years in the US Navy and no i wasn't buried at sea.  In other words I'm still alive and kicking