> Someone posts a tribute to a close friend who has died recently on Facebook
> Everyone in the comments respectfully say rest in piece
> Meanwhile I'm here trying to fight the urge to ask how they died.
>>28120372
That's perfectly normal, depending on how you ask it.
>>28120386
>That's perfectly normal
No it isn't. The last time I asked this, I got flamed so hard I deleted my fucking comment.
Asking how someone died makes the user feel the details of their death is more important to you than the fact that they actually died.
>>28120372
It's ok if you make it sound like you cared for them, like referencing him going to heaven or something and asking "how did he pass?" as opposed to "how did he die?" The former is more conscientious of others while the latter sounds apathetic.
>>28120418
No, everyone is just as curious as you, but it's not considered "respectful" to ask
>>28120468
Hey this doesn't sound so bad. I might even give it a try. Thanks for the idea.
