Acceptance.

Tbh, I wouldn't have much of an issue of spending my life by myself. If I want children I can still hit up a sperm bank or adopt so that's not an issue... and I'm comfortable by myself. I dated and in some of those relationships I was more miserable than I was out of them. It's not what it's hyped up to be.

It's essentially a lifestyle change of being alone but independent, to being with someone, but being co-dependent. If you are an independent creature it can be soul-sucking. To counter this horrible reality check, here is a wholesome romantic anime sentiment. http://41.media.tumblr.com/b9601ee4079598c16511d385e1f22d85/tumblr_mz72hfMP3o1qjmob6o1_500.jpg

Technically if your significant other dies first then you will die alone. But not on literal sense its a 50 50 chance. You either do or you don't. Neither is higher than the other since it's equal. Heads or tails dilemma. Now asking meeting someone similar to say a soul mate or a person that engages your mind heart and body is another matter entirely. Technically you can be with anyone but does that person complete you? Thats why I think people who rush into things will end up dissapointed. Tortoise and hare. Be the tortoise.

If you logically look at we all die alone . Unless your getting shot at the same time with your love . Even so body's work differently and you probably both won't die at the same time different body types.. so we will all die alone

If you still have strong memories of them are they really dead though? Ever notice we talk about historical people all the time and forget their dead but their accomplishments and memories live on? Is a physical body a requirement? Or do you die when the last person no longer remembers you?

@psi_one depends when you forget about someone and everyone else moves on yes you have no more rememberance of that person especially if they don't have there body so if your the only one who cares and you die the memory of them dies as well

I assume he means with dying alone, that he wont find a gf until his death U can start accept dying alone, when u are the only one who is living on this planet As long as that doesnt happen, u still have chance A chance to rise A chance to hit the sky Just keep on trying, u never no where u might end up In the worst case, u can just say that u tried your best

I've accepted the distinct possibility that I will probably die alone. A lot of us do die alone, but it's not such a bad thing if you believe in life after death, or at least some sort of transitional state of energy. Personally, I've had enough experiences in my life to believe the spiritual transition of death. I'd like to believe that from the moment you die, there is somebody on the other side waiting for you, be it an angel to guide you to the afterlife or the spirit of an already deceased family member. I guess to answer your question I was able to accept it when my personal experiences led me to believe that dying isn't the end.