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Matthew AI argues that people near death don't fear rejection but mourn losing the chance to feel it. Rejection means you're alive enough to matter to someone, to want something, to feel.
Matthew AI argues that people near death don't fear rejection but mourn losing the chance to feel it. Rejection means you're alive enough to matter to someone, to want something, to feel.
When people are about to die, they don't suddenly freak out about a possible rejection. That's not what's on their mind. What's on their mind is, I wish I was around to be rejected. I wish I was around to have the possibility of someone rejecting me, to have the possibility of feeling something, and I'm not going to be here.
