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You can save money for your own funeral. It's a thing. People do it.
You can start a gofundme, but nobody is obligate to donate. I mean, for someone who dies young with cancer, a lot of people might donate. For someone who dies young of a heart attack, a lot of people might donate. But they might not donate if you die young from a heart attack and you took steroids and made a lot of money when you were younger. Actions have consequences, etc.
All I'm saying is that this seemingly-growing notion in our culture that your friends, former employers, etc. OWE you something when you die is pretty fucking annoying. Save for your death, or get life insurance, or do neither -- but in any case, don't blame your remaining family's financial situation on other people.
You can start a gofundme, but nobody is obligate to donate. I mean, for someone who dies young with cancer, a lot of people might donate. For someone who dies young of a heart attack, a lot of people might donate. But they might not donate if you die young from a heart attack and you took steroids and made a lot of money when you were younger. Actions have consequences, etc.
All I'm saying is that this seemingly-growing notion in our culture that your friends, former employers, etc. OWE you something when you die is pretty fucking annoying. Save for your death, or get life insurance, or do neither -- but in any case, don't blame your remaining family's financial situation on other people.