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Feel free to reply to any comment by clicking the "Reply" button.I agree with the memory part but, for me, one has to stop living in the past and live for the present and the future. My late partner and I discussed this several times especially before she died. We don't live in Greece where the wife dresses in Black, mourns for the rest of her life and, if she has a son, uses him as a substitute mate (I know an American woman who is/was married to a Greek man and that very thing happened. We also don't live in India where the wife (why is it always the wife?) throws herself on the funeral pyre. I believe that if one truly loves another they want what's best for the other and that means going on with life and trying to gain happiness after I am gone. If I had died and thought she would cease lving a happy life I would be sooo pissed.
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