[Anubis Fetish]

Originally Posted by 1030xxx ↗

Woo, so after embalming will male keep their testes?

The trocar is inserted slightly above and to the side of the belly button, not in the genitals.

[Anubis Fetish]

The trocar leaves a small hole in the abdomen. Here are some pictures of what trocar buttons look like, including one that has been used to seal the cavity injection site.

[AbsolutelyFatal]

Ha! Eye* why I spelled it any other way idk. I'm blaming autocorrect.

[BryanXavier]

Originally Posted by Alydia ↗

Ha! Eye* why I spelled it any other way idk. I'm blaming autocorrect.

Because it's all about you, isn't it.

Ironic that you, Amy and kikaha are against open caskets and sheltering kids from death of family. It's friggin normal. And you all are on a gore site.

I am of the opinion kids should be able to see death to prep them for reality.

They should also be allowed to watch their parents have sex. That's why I'm so normal.

[AbsolutelyFatal]

It made me sick watching other babies climb up to the casket and poke at his eyes and practically in it with the baby. I was like 17 or 18 when I witnessed that and freaked out so bad I left. Idk I just found it disrespectful. I was 13 when my aunt died first dead body I saw and the next year held my grandpa when he died. I just don't think small children should have to see someone they love dead.

[jesse]

Originally Posted by Amy ↗

Cake makeup.

My parents are being cremated due to my hatred of open casket funerals. It isnt healthy to stare at your dead loved ones body. Now people I am not close to.....idgaf. it is neat looking at them. Not emotionally destroying like a loved ones dead body.

I agree with you. My mother, brother, me and Rick are being cremated.

My sister was supposed to be open but my mother decided to close it due to my objections.

My sister was tiny. Never hit 100 pounds. Cute as a button. Curly blonde hair.

When she died, she had no hair. Steroids caused her to weigh almost 175 pounds when she died.

To say she looked NOTHING like herself is a gross understatement.

[TexasTea2008]

I was 6 yrs old when My Grandpa died. Like others have said , he looked like he was sleeping . I kept waiting for him to wake up .

[BryanXavier]

Originally Posted by Alydia ↗

It made me sick watching other babies climb up to the casket and poke at his eyes and practically in it with the baby. I was like 17 or 18 when I witnessed that and freaked out so bad I left. Idk I just found it disrespectful. I was 13 when my aunt died first dead body I saw and the next year held my grandpa when he died. I just don't think small children should have to see someone they love dead.

Yoots.

[BryanXavier]

I am not being argumentative, but it should be sobering. Perhaps there is a limit (gunshots to the head and whatnot) but I could easily argue that seeing the end result allows people to begin to grasp the brevity and fragility of life so that the living can appreciate and motivate themselves to use the time they have.

Now I got more games to play so I'll be back later.

[AbsolutelyFatal]

I was 9 when my brother Scott died. I didn't go to the funeral and still haven't gone to his grave. I knew then he wasn't coming back and that I would never see him again. I still learned to value the life and memories of my brother. It wasn't until my grandpa died in my arms that I fully grasped that I shouldn't take life for granted though. I guess I feel there is a certain level of maturity you need to be able to handle the depression and emotions I went through.