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No. Death just isn't scary for me. I don't know what will happen after it, if anything, but that just makes me feel "small" so to speak rather than afraid.
Not really. There's a lot of different ways that I could potentially die that are scary, but of actually being dead? I don't think that's scary. There's literally nothing after death. There's nothing that's frightening about nothing.
I fear the death of the people I am closest with as it can happen to anyone at any time.
It scares me that when I die, I won't know how people would react and what they would do after my death.
I also get scared if I can see my loved ones but they won't know I'm there.
I'm not afraid of dying in general, but I don't want to die anytime soon. I haven't accomplished anything with my life yet and I don't want to just disappear without making some sort of impact, somewhere. The idea of death kind of comforts me though, knowing that once I'm dead I will never suffer again. That sounds more morbid than I meant it to.