[Karma]

Originally Posted by FavaBeans ↗

It was in his wallet you dumbass...ok How bout a section that is exclusively for...POST YOUR DEAD FAMILY MEMBER....
Look at all the snide comments on the bloody shit posted here....Do you not UNDERSTAND?

Did I say it was in his wallet? And I can assure you, you are the only dumbass here...ok! I definitely understand that.

[PinkFG2_K20]

Sorry for your loss

[GoreisGreat]

Originally Posted by johnleeknoefler ↗

The only difference is that you are posting your child. And it makes it more unseemly for the haters to post ugly comments.
I would have uncomfortable feelings to post photos of my daughter in her casket. In fact, I was unhappy that the coffin was left open at all and that anyone took a photo.
Thanks for posting the cause of death. I did look it up and learned quite a bit. Also sorry for your loss.
Sometimes it seems death comes for no obvious reason and we can blame it on this or that but the truth is that every one of us dies in the end. Some having never seen one ray of sunshine, some after a long full life, and some for no reason at all but it comes to all of us. Those of us who remain living do our best to carry on and shoulder the loss. You never "get over it" but you do get used to it.

I'm sure the last thing anyone who dies would've wanted is to have a picture of their corpse posted anywhere. Ever see an obituary? Notice they post a nice picture of the person while they were alive, and never a picture of the dead person in the casket?

I went to my grandmom's open casket funeral about 5 years ago and I would've been really pissed if anyone, family or not, had the balls to take a picture of her in her casket, let alone take a picture and then post it online.

IMO if you're posting pictures of your dead family members on this website, you are misunderstanding the whole point of this website.

[FavaBeans]

Originally Posted by Karma ↗

Backatcha, in buckets.. Why don't you go back and be the submissive slave you are!?

I only answer to ONE...and here

[FavaBeans]

Originally Posted by Karma ↗

Did I say it was in his wallet? And I can assure you, you are the only dumbass here...ok! I definitely understand that.

aw that really hurt

[LERK]

Originally Posted by GoreisGreat ↗

I'm sure the last thing anyone who dies would've wanted is to have a picture of their corpse posted anywhere. Ever see an obituary? Notice they post a nice picture of the person while they were alive, and never a picture of the dead person in the casket?

I went to my grandmom's open casket funeral about 5 years ago and I would've been really pissed if anyone, family or not, had the balls to take a picture of her in her casket, let alone take a picture and then post it online.

IMO if you're posting pictures of your dead family members on this website, you are misunderstanding the whole point of this website.

I would take a picture of your grandma in her casket and post it here. I think YOU miss the point of this site brah.

[PrettyHateMachine]

Originally Posted by GoreisGreat ↗

I'm sure the last thing anyone who dies would've wanted is to have a picture of their corpse posted anywhere. Ever see an obituary? Notice they post a nice picture of the person while they were alive, and never a picture of the dead person in the casket?

I went to my grandmom's open casket funeral about 5 years ago and I would've been really pissed if anyone, family or not, had the balls to take a picture of her in her casket, let alone take a picture and then post it online.

IMO if you're posting pictures of your dead family members on this website, you are misunderstanding the whole point of this website.

There is no misunderstanding. This section of the Forum is called "Death Pictures | The Real Faces of Death". And I was well aware there would be quite a few snide remarks. But I don't get offended easily.

I honestly don't see what the problem is. Every picture that is posted in this section is someone's family member.

Help me understand why it is wrong for me to post the picture that I did, but it's perfectly acceptable to post pictures of other people's deceased family members?

I find it a bit humorous that on a site like this, where pictures and videos of the dead are posted, but it's taboo to post a picture of my daughter? Your logic makes no sense to me.

And your remark "I would've been really pissed if anyone, family or not, had the balls to take a picture of her in her casket, let alone take a picture and then post it online." I can understand that. In the situation you didn't get the other person consent to take the photo and share it online, so it's understandable that you would be pissed.

My situation is different. She is my daughter. I am the one who posted the picture. I didn't take the picture, but I gave the hospital consent to. And I know quite a few people who have taken pictures of their deceased family members. Everyone copes in different ways. To you it's unthinkable, but not everyone feels the way you do. I'd also like to point out, that the majority of the pictures posted here, I can safely assume the family members gave no consent for the photo to be taken and posted here.

Maybe I'm just ignorant, but I honestly don't see the difference in what I did compared to all the other pictures that users have posted here.

[Shylock]

[velvitt]

Originally Posted by PrettyHateMachine ↗

There is no misunderstanding. This section of the Forum is called "Death Pictures | The Real Faces of Death". And I was well aware there would be quite a few snide remarks. But I don't get offended easily.

I honestly don't see what the problem is. Every picture that is posted in this section is someone's family member.

Help me understand why it is wrong for me to post the picture that I did, but it's perfectly acceptable to post pictures of other people's deceased family members?

I find it a bit humorous that on a site like this, where pictures and videos of the dead are posted, but it's taboo to post a picture of my daughter? Your logic makes no sense to me.

And your remark "I would've been really pissed if anyone, family or not, had the balls to take a picture of her in her casket, let alone take a picture and then post it online." I can understand that. In the situation you didn't get the other person consent to take the photo and share it online, so it's understandable that you would be pissed.

My situation is different. She is my daughter. I am the one who posted the picture. I didn't take the picture, but I gave the hospital consent to. And I know quite a few people who have taken pictures of their deceased family members. Everyone copes in different ways. To you it's unthinkable, but not everyone feels the way you do. I'd also like to point out, that the majority of the pictures posted here, I can safely assume the family members gave no consent for the photo to be taken and posted here.

Maybe I'm just ignorant, but I honestly don't see the difference in what I did compared to all the other pictures that users have posted here.

I think we are all over the place on this because of the emotional and personal impact of what you posted, because even for me it is quite difficult to view dead children.

Please understand that I am not scolding you for posting a pic of your deceased baby, but I cannot believe that you are naive enough not to understand why posting that pic wasn't going to draw up some negative comments...

Yes this is a forum involving "death pictures", but most of content posted on here doesn't directly connect the content to the poster. I mean, they don't usually involve an immediate family member, unless there are a bunch of Mexican cartel members or Syrian Rebels registered here, I could be wrong.

Look, I'm completely on your side because I don't believe what you did was "taboo"; however, you had to have known that some people were going to have a "non-supportive" opinion about posting that picture...

[HairyGrape]

All of you debating this picture sound like a bunch of teenage girls arguing on instagram about some teen moms new nose. Grow up. She posted it. Shes fine with it. Move on.