Easy. Immortality is a curse, not a blessing. To be stuck on this imperfect world without being able to move on to a better place would be terrible.

=just a thought=

You know, the thing that always gets me about all those stories with the “after a few hundred years, we’d get tired of living” premise is that nobody writing them can actually speak from experience.

Let me live for five hundred or a thousand years, in the peak of health, then ask me how willing I’d be to kick off.

I totally agree with that. I’d have no problem having 500-1000 years to perfect my existence.

But I definitely can appreciate where you took the story.

Well, there’s certainly a difference between immortal lifespan and true immortality… Not being able to die at all would be horrible, in a way, since it would take all the hard risk out of everything… but just being immune to death-by-aging still seems like a good thing.