Would you want to survive an apocalypse or similar?

[Anonymous]

No I would not. My husband and I have actually discussed what we would do in such an event. Even if you were to survive, if everyone you know and love is gone - along with any infrastructure - what would be the point?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:No I would not. My husband and I have actually discussed what we would do in such an event. Even if you were to survive, if everyone you know and love is gone - along with any infrastructure - what would be the point?

To create a new world from the ashes of the old.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:No I would not. My husband and I have actually discussed what we would do in such an event. Even if you were to survive, if everyone you know and love is gone - along with any infrastructure - what would be the point?

To finally have some peace and quiet. To see a star filled sky. To get back to nature or what's left of it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:No I would not. My husband and I have actually discussed what we would do in such an event. Even if you were to survive, if everyone you know and love is gone - along with any infrastructure - what would be the point?

To finally have some peace and quiet. To see a star filled sky. To get back to nature or what's left of it.

Or become somebody else's meal.

[Anonymous]

I want to be a warlord so bring it

[Anonymous]

No, I would not want to survive it, unless my children could survive and somehow get back home. Then I will do my best to be resourceful. Living without being able to flush toilet is a hard sell for me, I grew up that way and would not want to go back.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I want to be a warlord so bring it

You will be more like a road kill LOL

[Anonymous]

No. When watching Walking Dead I was like wtf are these people trying to survive? I'd happily go off into the sunset.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:There's a reason for instant coffee. I like it with Swiss Miss or with French Vanilla Cappuccino from Sam's Club. SO GOOD. All you need is propane, an outside burner to heat water. Buy a lot of instant. Shelf life is forever.
There are no nuclear anythings so that worry shouldn't exist. That cheesy Night of the Living Dead freaked me out as a child but probably because we lived in the country within eye sight of a small Baptist church with a very small cemetery. Stuff I may have laughed at then I no longer laugh at.

There was a movie long ago, The Day After.
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0085404/

REALLY upset me. Could be because I had children by then. If you take away the nuke effects and apply what we have now as diseases go, it will give you nightmares. Do I want to survive and live like that ? HELL TO THE NO. But if I had to die so I wouldn't see my children or grandchildren die I would. My heart won't allow another death. I would gladly take my life. And just in case, I keep enough opioids to make sure it's done right.

Just so you all know, there are people, *cough Bill Gates and his ex man wife*, planning to cull us anyway they can think of so before anyone gets all haughty, that IS their plan.

Wut

[Anonymous]

The Walking Dead? Maybe, leaning no
World War Z? No way
Station 11? Yes
The Road? No way

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Nope, I don't even go camping.

Same here. A vacation where the purpose is to add extra challenges to every day functions while eschewing any technological progress over the last 200 years? No thanks, I'm out.

To answer OP's question, I hope my family is a direct hit.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:If power is knocked out and I have no way to make coffee, I wouldn't last a week.

HAHA-same here

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:No I would not. My husband and I have actually discussed what we would do in such an event. Even if you were to survive, if everyone you know and love is gone - along with any infrastructure - what would be the point?

To create a new world from the ashes of the old.

Ummm I saw how this one went....no thanks.

[Anonymous]

If the world still produced food and the air was okay to breathe, then I'd be okay with less humans on the planet as long as some of them would do the hunting and butchering of meat.