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I'm old enough to have been to enough funerals now, to where I can talk about what I deem to be sickening behavior at them.

ANY relative/friend who stands around smiling, like nothing is going on, who wants everyone to talk to them like they are a washed up celebrity at a pop culture convention should be ashamed of themselves. No one wants to talk to you. No one even likes you. Why are you making the day about yourself?

Women. If you have your fucking tits poking out, that is HIGHLY disrespectful. I don't care whose funeral you're at, or what your relationship was with the deceased. I don't wear shit that showcases my vienna sausage. You shouldn't wear shit to showcase your sagging bags.

The attitude like you don't want to be there. I get that you may be roped into going. The last funeral I went to was for someone who I fucking know didn't love me, and I was surrounded by sick, horrible fucking people. Did I act like nothing was going on and everything was okay because I had no grief for the deceased? No. I also didn't fake cry and bawl and go "WHYYYYYYYYY?" You can go to a funeral and behave. In other words, don't fake cry, also don't act like it's just a normal day. You don't have to talk about the dead. You also don't have to be an asshole.

Last one. If you have kids, teach them to act. This fucking disrespectful little brat was at the last funeral I was at, and she was going on about wanting Chick Fil-A. That was some of the weakest fucking shit I had ever heard. She was like 14 at least, not 5. No excuse.


anonymous Other October 04, 2025 at 10:38 pm 1
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And anyone who has grudges with other family members. Keep that shit to yourself.

I had my bitch cousin who always hated me for no reason fucking glaring at me during the funeral I was at. I guess she was in awe, that my ass who was always deemed a loser fuckup actually hasn't been to jail and doesn't have any drug/alcohol problems. Also isn't a fatass due to not living off McDonalds.

I had to sit next to another relative who I hadn't seen in almost five years to that point. Someone who was very fucking abusive to me in the past. Whom I fucking detest to my core. Did I act in any way towards them? No. I didn't show my fear when I first had to be around them. And I also didn't show my annoyance as they went out of their way to try to kiss my ass.

I acted like an adult. Something all of the people around me of whom were much older did not, and seemingly will never fucking do. And they wonder why they're all a bunch of fucking losers.
anonymous 3 days ago
I understand. One has to show respect for the dead when they are being cremated and there is a memorial after. It is in all cultures.
Suzzie 3 days ago
What the fuck are you this salty about? Do you enjoy being the ethics police or what? It seems like you're the type who goes to funerals for the sole purpose of people watching and judging them, which is just as disgusting if not more. That's right, people sure as hell don't want to be there and aside from close family and friends, they don't care that much and why should they? They showed up because they had to, get over over yourself. As for the acting like nothing happened, maybe they're really hurting and this is how they're coping and holding themselves together. Or, you know, funerals are also a sort of get together for people who rarely see each other otherwise, so yes, they'll want to talk or at least acknowledge each other. Where I'm from, there's even a meal in a restaurant afterwards as a thank you to those who showed up and yes, there's chatting and laughter. And you just wait until you find out about the Mexican Day of the Dead! You'd die upon seeing that kind of fun yourself. Seriously, you Usamericans need to get over yourselves.
anonymous 2 days ago
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