I'll answer your questions

Try playing something else, IMMEDIATELY

This isn't a question.

_{are some leaf rubbins a good offering? also I didn't collect many leaves (it's chilly!) so I filled in a blank space with a cute cat face}

Your offering went over very well. She was quite pleased. You have received HER FAVOR. When the bodies begin to fall, yours will certainly not be the first.

Is not fearing death the same as not fearing the time after death?

Would you agree that the notion of "putting X out of their misery" as a moral act is really more for the comfort of the supposedly-merciful person than for the recipient of the perceived mercy, and the morality of it is actually pretty questionable?
If you were dying and in a lot of pain, would you prefer to have your life ended, or would you prefer to live longer despite the pain?

Is this line of questioning getting a bit too dark and uncomfortable? What would be a better thing to ask questions about?

The fear of death is the fear of the transition from something to nothing, not exactly just the fear of being nothing.

This is an interesting question! But I think it all depends. Mercy is real, but maybe not always appropriate. I'd argue it's a case by case thing.

If I was dying in pain, I'd want to suffer until the bitter end. Unless I didn't. We'll see, won't we?

No line of questioning is too dark! Better questions would be about how you're going to win.

I stapled the tags to the shop and they didn't appreciate it why must you mislead me?

I mislead you because I care.

How many sentences can you DDR out before you need to take a break?

Barely 1. It takes me weeks to write these replies. Luckily, I predicted exactly what everyone would say, so I've had these written for months in advance.

are you interested in watching kamen rider because a new one started three weeks ago and its good

Not particularly but good to know!

Question to all the people out there: Do you like Very Dark chocolate (70% or more)?