Funerals and death

[MortSanglant]

My comfort with death plays a large part in why I am striving to be a mortician.

I handle death very well. I have my crying time, but I accept what's occurred.

The closest person to me who's died was my father's mother. I can't say how I'll react when someone from my immediate family dies, but I'm sure it'll just result in more crying than when my grandmother died.

 

[jessi exstasi]

I actually am usually numb to death. Every funeral I've ever been to I was never able to cry. Even the people I was closer with I've never been able to cry about it.
Meh, that's probably not a good thing. But whatever..  

[~Loves_Yami~]

i have not yet lost someone really close to me yet...but i usually only mourn for those in pain or about to die...and not the ones relived of the pain already and out of this horrible world  

[[ Die Katze ]]

i've been to way too many funerals for myself and during my lifetime.

my first one was at age 11 when my godfather passed away, then a couple of others who were people at church who i knew quite well.

then another was my godmother's mother, who passed away unexpectedly, and then this past april my grandpa passed away.

it just really sucks sometimes.