[gongel]

Yeah the posing is creepy, but who cares. Let people grieve or whatever, how ever they want. There is no "normal" way.

So over these posts having forced back stories.

[tarvin890]

CREEEPY! ODD this is just strange.... what horrible clothes she is in also... WTF>

[tarvin890]

Originally Posted by Robyn728420 ↗

If they were extremely religious they may see it as a relief that she passed. Every person goes through grief differently, I understand that concept.
But as young as she was, i would just be devastated burying my child like that. I wouldn't be fucking smiling i know that much :/

grief is grief.... HAS one way to be dealt with for everyone.... ACTING like its ok is not a healthy way to deal with it. this is odd behavior.

[Spiffyfable]

Unfortunately I see that A LOT!

Still she looks great, and I'm glad the family did (What they Thought was Right)

[Pyramid_Head]

Too bad her family doesn't seem to give a fuck.

[Spiffyfable]

Cannot fault the prep work on that one... she looks Good

[Swd_cooper]

so sad! I could see myself doing that...now that I am a father now I would just want to celebrate my child and remember how they made me feel :-)

[Pyramid_Head]

Pretty girl, poor thing.

[sciesdraspsp]

the parents had so many kids they didnt give a shit the older one died.

[giovanni0359]

Originally Posted by Anubis Fetish ↗

This is a slide video of a very happy family at the funeral of their teenage daughter.

Screenshots can be seen here: http://www.documentingreality.com/fo...ughter-162935/

Wow. They must be really religious. I grew up in a funeral home as my dad was the director. My mother did the makeup and I watched her sometimes as a kid. She always said " I`m creating a picture " and sometimes ( usually the elderly looked better dead than when they were alive ). I do remember my aunt taking pics of my Grandma in her casket, but nobody posed in it. It is unusual, especially because she died of suicide.