
western_heart
trying to save ourself
- May 23, 2021
- 622
No. I know how anxious I would be to attend something like a funeral and I would not want to subject anyone else to that. I don't like formal events in general.
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I feel the exact same wayIf I could just be erased from everyone's mind along with any recording of my existence that'd be gucci af.
Think a lot of the time, they need 'fresh meat' for organ transplant- so- they would need to be able to find you quickly... I guess any type of drug/substance poisoning could also ruin some of the major organs.
When I was younger, I wanted my funeral to be Mexican Day of the Dead themed. Fancy dress compulsory- everyone to dress like a skeleton- I've always liked skeletons... With some sort of Goth running the service. Don't like the traditional religious service. I even thought about putting it in my will/list of wishes.
Weirdly, I would say I was an introvert, so it wouldn't have been all that fitting- although I suppose I wouldn't be alive to feel embarrassed about it.
Now, I want nothing. Want my death- whatever the cause to be as less inconvenient as possible. Unlikely to have any close family by that point and lost touch with nearly everyone else, so don't want people to feel obliged to do anything.
Always loved water, so cremated and scattered in the sea I guess would be ideal- although flushing down the loo probably gets there in the end.
I feel pretty much the same way you do.I've put in my will that I would appreciate not having a funeral service after I CTB. I hate being the center of attention and I would prefer to just pass away and into obscurity. Ideally, I would like to die and be forgotten about.
I'm not close to most of my relatives who would inevitably be invited and I'd rather not have people I don't know cry crocodile tears because of my passing. I'm also an atheist (actually agnostic, but for all intents and purposes, I'm an atheist) and really don't want some priest talking about how I'm "with God now" or how I "became an angel". If there is a God, I'm going to be pretty angry with Him.
Anyway, those are my feelings on the matter. How do all of you feel? Will you have a funeral?