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4 hours ago, Itsmeee said:

What a crass thing to say. Jesus. I can’t even. 

Yes you can. Try it.

Is funeral attendance absolutely obligatory? #

Necessary?

Is it?

OK, different story maybe when it is the nearest and dearest. But how many nearest and dearest die away from the Isle of Man. Some, granted, and they are the obvious and extremely rare exception.

We're in a pandemic.

Your gran or whoever would understand.

 

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6 hours ago, Barlow said:

Yes you can. Try it.

Is funeral attendance absolutely obligatory? #

Necessary?

Is it?

OK, different story maybe when it is the nearest and dearest. But how many nearest and dearest die away from the Isle of Man. Some, granted, and they are the obvious and extremely rare exception.

We're in a pandemic.

Your gran or whoever would understand.

 

Wow, just wow.

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3 hours ago, Nom de plume said:

Wow, just wow.

Staggering isn't it?

Funerals aren't really for the deceased, (unless you are religious) they are an important part and landmark of the grieving process.  How someone can be so ignorant is beyond belief.  

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52 minutes ago, Gladys said:

Staggering isn't it?

Funerals aren't really for the deceased, (unless you are religious) they are an important part and landmark of the grieving process.  

Oh if only there wasn't a pandemic going on, our lives would be so much nicer.

Around the world the grieving process has been curtailed.

It's "staggering" even. It's "wow, just wow"

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10 minutes ago, quilp said:

Bizzarelow. 

Yes, it really is bizarre this pandemic isn't it. 

Ahh, here you go, as if on cue just on BBC Radio 4. Listen from 22:30. From Our Own Correspondent. It's not UK so maybe it doesn't count in your world, but it could be anywhere in UK. But not the cotton wool encased Isle of Man.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m000s1zr

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1 hour ago, TheTeapot said:

Personally I agree with Barlow, but I appreciate many don't. I don't really see the point of them, funerals are shit, I avoid them, maybe I've just never been to a good one.

For most mourners, there's a finality, a closing, as the casket is placed in the ground or slides slowly and silently into the fire. Whichever way, the death ceremony is an ancient rite going back millenia and predates all recognised religion. And for some believers it is the gateway to an afterlife, a comfort almost. Easy to understand why the funeral ritual in its many forms has evolved in all cultures and has become an essential emotional response, as a respectful last goodbye in the psych of the living.

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