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That does sound a bit over the top, but from what I understand really helpful in the end. I don't think my father would go quite this far, but if he'd read your
by mercer 8y ago
That does sound a bit over the top, but from what I understand really helpful in the end. I don't think my father would go quite this far, but if he'd read your comment he would probably do likewise.
FWIW I'm still at a point in life where death is just an occasional, fleeting thought, but now I'm thinking that going 'over the top' like your father might be worth doing. If I were to die unexpectedly I'd very much like my family to have access to all my files (I encrypt the shit out of everything), to know things I never told them, and to be able to grieve without having to worry too much about the 'practical' matters. Thanks a ton for your comment (assuming I interpreted it right)!
- sdoering 8y agoWell. About 3 years prior my dad had to organise his mothers burial while he was massively grieving. So remembering that he did not want me to go through the hassle while grieving. So he prepared. And as he always prepared over the top - he had a tendency to be more then perfect in such things. A little OCD. ;-) Even if he was so not OCD in nearly every other aspect. So yes - it was over the top. But it was so unbelievable helpful. [Edit]: > Thanks a ton for your comment (assuming I interpreted it > right)! Yes you did.