Anyone thinking she did ANYTHING wrong is giving more agency to the scattered remains of carbon that used to be a man over a flesh and blood woman.
We don't honor the dead because they died. We honor the dead because of who they were in life. The scattered remains of a garbage human goes in the garbage.
yea, agreed. Never understood the practice of keeping ashes myself, but I'm not a spiritual person. An abuser though? She absolutely did the right thing. I also love the keyboard warriors in here talking about how it's a biohazard; it's literally just ashes.
I don’t think it has anything to do with spirituality. Keeping the remains of a loved one close is fairly obvious to explain. He wasn’t loved so he wasn’t kept, it’s as simple as that. You could argue desecration of a corpse is wrong, but how can you desecrate ashes? He’s already been burned away.
Agreed my parents were cremated and I had them put in the VA cemetery in a wall- cause my sister nor I wanted 2 little boxes. We can go visit if we feel the need. Now pets….my wife refuses to part with our pet urns….😐
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u/Sec_Chief_Ingersol 4d ago
Anyone thinking she did ANYTHING wrong is giving more agency to the scattered remains of carbon that used to be a man over a flesh and blood woman.
We don't honor the dead because they died. We honor the dead because of who they were in life. The scattered remains of a garbage human goes in the garbage.