[ SECRET POST #2950 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2950 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

They're free to make that decision for themselves. Assuming other people should celebrate the death of their 25 year old son is a bit presumptuous.

[(Anonymous)]

Whose 25 year old son is this again because until you barged in with your rage this was a conversation about a great aunt's funeral. Also that anon said "I've never really felt" so they are pretty much saying this is their way of doing things, whereas you're the one adamantly telling people what to do. So off with you, hypocritical twat.

[(Anonymous)]

TBH I've never really felt that funerals should really be sad.

Maybe you should actually read the shit you're responding to, dumbass.

Funerals shouldn't be sad. Yay, losing people you love!

[(Anonymous)]

To them.

That same person also went on to say, if you noticed, that they can understand people being sad at them. It's their own personal belief, and you're freaking the fuck out over it and being an asshole.

[(Anonymous)]

>celebrating someone's life

>celebrate the death of their 25 year old son

There is a HUGE difference between celebrating a life or celebrating a death. You're being disingenuous or obtuse, or maybe just overly emotional about the subject.