Always go to the funeral (2005)

Re:Always go to the funeral (2005) by CooCooCaCha on Tuesday December 17, 2024 @02:43PM (#42444534)

She had the same reaction to two different people dying. So either she has a complicated relationship with both the cousin and brother or she’s the problem.

I put my money on the mother because people do weak stuff like that all the time. Can’t get over a little awkwardness to do the right thing because people aren’t self aware and fragile.

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Re:Always go to the funeral (2005) by BolexNOLA on Tuesday December 17, 2024 @02:59PM (#42444697)

I think you could use a little more generosity in your very cold, uninformed interpretation of this person.

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Re:Always go to the funeral (2005) by CooCooCaCha on Tuesday December 17, 2024 @03:52PM (#42445201)

Ironically I think your opinions are cold as hell. Think about how the brother feels. He’s dying and his sister won’t see him one last time because it might be awkward?

I don’t understand people. If someone is suffering and wants to commit suicide then people call them selfish, but a fully grown woman can’t visit her dying brother because it’s awkward and I’m the asshole for calling it out?

Why do people always take the perspective of the person not suffering?

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Re:Always go to the funeral (2005) by maleldil on Tuesday December 17, 2024 @04:50PM (#42445676)

I'm not taking the perspective of anyone here because there's hardly any information for me to do that. You're the one that has constructed this whole scenario in your mind based off very little from OP's post.

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