I think Gender Wiki won’t let me post this, but ima just post it anyway.
TW: Topics of death
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I just watched a video about death, and I’ve been thinking:
What if this is the last of my posts that you’ll ever get to see? Before you think I’m quitting Fandom, but stay with me on this one.
People of all ages die from car accidents, heart attacks, diseases and more every single minute. That means out of the millions of FANDOM users out there on Gender Wiki, one of you will probably die before I make my next post. So that gives me one chance to ask you this:
Where do we go when we die?
I know what I believe, and I’m not gonna force it into you because a lot of people have different beliefs, but just look it up if you have to if you don’t know.
I think I believe in reincarnation. I think that when you die, you’re given a choice to be reborn or to spiritually die and be “at rest”.
@Fred~Sandwich I partually believe in reincarnation
I think you go to heaven when you die,
Also I don’t believe in hell
Depends.
@CattosWiki Well, that question on the fourth paragraph reminds me of this:
I think our bodies rot if we weren’t reincarcerated. No after life nothing like that. I’m not religious at all.
I don’t know, I believe there is some higher power up there, I believe that there is something after we die, but I don’t know what it is. And I think i’m ok with that, death really is what gives life meaning, it’s the reason why we do most things in our lives. And living forever would honestly be awful. Idk I’ve watched Sonny Boy not too long ago and it really changed my outlook on death.
I also believe in reincarnation, but I’m on the fence about any sort of what-happens-after-you-die theory whatsoever (agnostic moment).
Btw, there are millions of users on Fandom as a whole, but definitely not on the Gender Wiki (I’m not really supposed to say how many).
@BoHere Or maybe there are random fandom users who just happen to stumble upon Gender Wiki for some reason and see this post
I’m but I’m afraid of the unknown so.. Whatever happens after death I don’t want to think about too often (although do) it scares me I mean death scares a lot if people but it’s not death I’m scared of nor is it dying its just what happens next.
@BoHere why can’t you say how many? /gen /nm /nf
Well, in my own story to share for you; I was afraid that the two of my family members died from the past…you know…like my grandfather who died in a prostate cancer, and my uncle who died from an extreme sickness. It was a really sad… 
@BIZARRO-QUEEN hugs you OMG, Im so sorry that happened to you… my grandma died due to an unknown disease, and she loves me so much… I really missed her…
@CattosWiki Yeah, and I have heard that my dad has told me some sad news about the death of the two of my family members…
What sad news?
@CattosWiki On October 2015, my dad told me the sad death of my grandfather…and then on April 20th of this year, he also told me about Uncle Joel’s death.
@BIZARRO-QUEEN Sometime around May, I saw both of my parents crying, I asked what happened, but I knew what was going on, so I stopped my question.
@CattosWiki I always cry sometimes, too. It’s just like how Dr. Mystery missed their mother, Lilly as she died from the mysterious circumstances… This is how Dr. Mystery reacts to her mother’s death:
@AlienWasTaken
Admins, in general, aren’t supposed to share specific numbers and the like from the analytics dashboard (which is stated on the page I linked)