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I have planned something like this when I was mentally down years ago. Basically a dead man switch, where it would send an email to my family if I did not exten
by vietvu 4y ago
I have planned something like this when I was mentally down years ago. Basically a dead man switch, where it would send an email to my family if I did not extend it every 3 months. Yeah, I might forget, but I am a neat and good with memory and it didn't happen trigger.
I turned it off after about a year, after I got better and finally see it as meaningless.
Even now, I always think: After all, nothing would matter if I am gone. Why bother with all of that?
- bartvk 4y agoYou don't have kids? My significant other is an adult, but I definitely have savings that needs to end up with the kid.
- alimov 4y agoA loss of one of us is a loss for all of us. I’m glad you are in a better place.
- Beltiras 4y agoFor the sake of people you care about. Speaking from recent experience. Loved ones have an easier time grieving if they don't have to tackle banks/government/vendor issues as well. I feel it incumbent on me to maintain my affairs in such a manner that they are less of an issue for people I love, should I unexpectedly kick the bucket.
- protonbob 4y agoI am glad that you are doing better. The purpose for this is to reduce stress on my loved ones. Including in something that I might recover from like a coma or potential degradation of cognitive skills.
- memling 4y ago> After all, nothing would matter if I am gone. To you, perhaps; but I would guess most everyone else would disagree. > Why bother with all of that? It's not for you. Consider that relationships among your heirs and assigns are not always good, and death and money have a way of making things worse.