Disclaimer: If you disagree with anything, feel free to do so. Just don't yell at me about it. I'm unlikely to change my mind. Nor am I attempting to be calloused or unfeeling. I'm just feeling in a different way.
I don't understand about 90% of modern day western practices concerning death. I find them... excessive and altogether too mournful.
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why? here's why. )
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I mourn for the dead because I miss them, not because I feel they havent gone on to something else. And I've never really lost someone close to me before except for my childhood dog...who I still cry over and miss and its been probably 8 years now. I cant even think about losing my parents without feeling my heart rip.
Though I do agree that funerals are a bit on the...well...funerals should be a big deal to the people who actually loved the person...not because of the casket or urn or who will show up or who sends flowers.
::clings sleepily::
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exactly how I feel.
I also think that the less you fear death, the less you mourn people who are dead.
I think I want to be cremated.
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Eh, wouldnt work for me. I am a highly sensitive and emotional being. Its not something I can ever turn off. If its someone important to me I will mourn and scream...not to say I cant get on with life. And it really depends on who it is. Family and close friends would be bad. Anything else... ::shrugs::
I know I want to be cremated. Its written in my will.
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My ex-boyfriend and one of my best friends left this summer for Japan for four years. I cried in his arms for a good ten minutes, but when it was over, it was over. The truth is, I may never see him again. But he's doing something good and he's happy. I'm not worried about him. That's what I feel death is like.
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Bullshit!
I disagree!
Balls!
I didn't read past the disclaimer.
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Ha ha?
No that's not right. Wait.
Um.
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