Why do people tend to forget a person after his or her death?
P.S - Don't write absurd o_O
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Life and death are just the two faces of a person's existence...
When we live we are in so relationships and have lots of loving persons in our life ,, we just can't imagine to lost them........
But when our loving person is just dead we must tend to forgot him or her..
Reason :-
• It's a physiology to that we don't wanna to remember that who is not physically with us...
• It is said that it's not good to learn alot to a dead person...
• It's the remarkable in our memory only, physically it's existence can't be possible so...
Thank you
Answer:
please meBrainliest
Explanation:
Naturally. Everyone has a different grieving process that is unique to them. I can relate as I am grieving as well. It’s been some time (under 5 years) since the people closest to me passed and it still hurts from time to time. It wasn’t just last year when an important person in my husbands family passed. He was fairly young and his wife had passed about 6 months before him. It was, for all intense and purposes a tragic story. Both of them were alcoholics (not a put down) and both had steady respectable employment. One claimed abuse, the other did as well. Both of them had things in common and got along well when conditions were as such. They both had a longing to correct past hurts and couldn’t seem to live with the emotional pain. Blaming others didn’t ‘work’ any longer so they turned this drama outward toward eachother. Seems my sister in law sustained injuries from crawling about, as she didn’t have the use of her legs or so proper use. She was quite ill. The other was drowning in self pity and who knows whether this was valid or not, or so much valid that he couldn’t see that his mate was suffering so much. This played out when my sister in law got to the hospital. She could still talk and requested her mom and didn’t want her husband around her. She quickly deteriorated to such a point there was no standard treatment for her…I suggested more aggressive treatment but it feel on deaf ears. A few months later my brother in law went into hiding. according to stories which cannot be confirmed at all, he died of a broken heart, going on and on about his girl. How he didn’t have his girl anymore. Others say he drank himself to death and as a result the body shut down. Others suggest he was unaware of the abuse he had heaped upon her or at the very least neglect. He didn’t seem to fully grasp what had happened, even at the services. My brother in law was abrasive, and outwardly humiliated my sister in law at dinners. I don’t know the goings on prior. This is all I know and I very well couldn’t place a diagnoses while not knowing. I can say that my husbands other sister is a well respected person within her community. Her husband works. He is a full blown alcoholic and there’s no end in sight. It’s sad to watch. It’s sad to miss these people. They brought so much joy to our lives despite their personal tragedies. There was something about them that we bonded with. There was something special. Losing them touches us and the pain can be unbearable at times. However, we have friends and family, children. They need us too. We are important people as well. WE miss our loved ones. We just don’t experience it always or in ways other people do. But we always carry a piece of their wit, wisdom and happiness in our hearts, forever safe. Imagine it like a string, that is always attached. The string is still there, it doesn’t go away and it goes both ways. They will forever be in our hearts.