Cremation sounds best. I also don't want my family having any part of it. Don't want them keeping me on their mantle and being all "oh how we loved her" or whatever bullshit people love to spout when someone dies when I haven't seen any of them in literal years and none of them seem to care
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Personally, not really. Whether I am buried, cremated, thrown out to sea, etc., I don't (and can't) care about it as I would not be around to experience it. I just want eternal peace and void.
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