No I don’t. I have it in my will to bury me in the woods via a special permit, no marker, no casket, no anything. Not knocking anyone else’s view, just my wishes.
My dad's buried in his hometown out of state. I go when I'm there to put down some flowers. I worked in that town for a summer in college and part of my job was mowing the cemetery. Mowed over a bunch of my family's graves and even accidentally nicked a few of their headstones with the mower.
Nah. Don't live close enough. Still probably wouldn't if I did. You can think about the dead without going to a particular place. And they certainly don't care if you go.
Nope. I have close family buried only 5 minutes away from work for me.
I don't get it. I guess it all comes down to your philosophy on death. For me, it's just where their bones are buried and that makes it really weird to me. I don't have any emotional attachment to their grave marker or anything. Since I don't believe in life after death, I don't feel the need to "visit" or talk with them.
Never. My family is buried in Nova Scotia and I'm in British Columbia. Though regardless of distance I'd still never go. I just don't see the point of it.
My dad died 3 years ago and I still have no idea what his grave looks like. Just cant do it. Dont want to subject myself to the emotional pain. Hes gone. Visiting a stupid headstone isn't going to change that
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