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friday21st
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- Apr 16, 2023
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Those of you who have loved ones that you wish to speak at your funeral, what do you think/hope will be said about you?
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Do you not wish to have a funeral. How come?Nothing will be said at my funeral because I am not having one and it's been confirmed in writing. Whatever you would like said at yours though I hope is honored and works out the way you like.
Yes that's correct, I won't be having a funeral. I've thought about this for a long time and was unnecessarily stressing myself out way more than I already had been about what would take place there until I realized for sure that I didn't want it. It was instant psychological relief. It's not required to have one either. I see it as a major waste of money and I don't need random people or no people showing up acting like they care in order to drag out the death process more. There are a few personal reasons as well and I simply just don't care about it. Ideally I would just push a button and disappear forever.Do you not wish to have a funeral. How come?
I literally just heard that quote in the movie "the fault in our stars". That's what made me think of the questionTo be honest I don't really care, whatever words comfort my loved ones. I don't recall who said it first but there's a quote that's something like 'funerals are for the living not the dead'. However people want to process their grief is up to them, I don't mind. I expect mine will be a pretty small one anyway.