<human>: Can you give me a shortened version of the text?

I've always been pretty okay with death, actually. Not like I yearn for it or anything, just something I was okay with, in the sense that I accept it. I realize it sucks and all, and so that's why I wanted to make a diary that I would fill up with a bunch of questions until the day I do eventually pass away. 

Questions that my family/friends can read into and find out what I would think about various situations so that way they never have to spend days or nights wondering "What would he say? What would he do? How would he react?" instead they could pick up the diary, look around, and maybe the answer is in there. And of course I would want to eventually go back and re-answer questions. So that way the answer for one question might change from when I'm 17 or 28 or 57, etc.

I'm not looking to be innately pessimistic with it. I'm just looking to make it as positive as possible so people don't read it and ever feel guilt or sadness beyond the notion of me just being deceased. And I planned on making multiple copies of the diary and saving it to different formats like my computer and such. Of course I want to do this, but I want to know if possibly this could be a bad thing in the long run?
<bot>: I want to create a diary answering questions my family might want to know if I was dead, pondering if this is okay or not