What is your biggest fear and why You have to explain

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I think one of my biggest fear is being forgotten. I know it will eventually happen but the idea of dying and the world (world as in my family and friends) will just mourn me for a couple of weeks and then move and eventually a whole new generation starts is scary. I don’t think I plan on ever making an impact on the world but the fact that someone will pass by my gravestone and I’ll just be another random name with a time of birth and death is sad and makes me feel uneasy.

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