Why do we want to be remembered after death?
Why do people want to be remembered after they die?
How do you want to be remembered? Why is it that the people who sacrifice their lives for others are remembered for not more than 2-3 days in other's mind and forever in books? What is the point of living if we are going to die and not remember anything? Why do some people want to die? Why do we miss the memories, but not the person? What do older ones think of death? How do they prepare themselves for it? What is the best way to be remembered? Why don't people want to die? Since life is so sad, shouldn't we be happy for people who die early? Why do we die of old age? To you, what does it mean to live a fulfilling life if you're not going to remember your life when you die? How can people remember their past life memories? How do you want to be remembered by your family? Is it wrong to make funeral plans before a person dies? Why are people afraid of dying? Is it the pain or the change? Why do people forget all good things you do for them and remember the one bad thing? Why do they bury people with the gravestone at their feet instead of at their head? By what process do humans "remember to remember"? When elderly people die "peacefully" in their sleep, what are the usual causes of death? Why do people think their life is tragic? Why shouldn't people be afraid of dying? Why do we remember childhood memories? Do old people worry about dying? Why are people scared of death when they know that they will die some day? Why don't we remember dreams after waking up? Why do past memories make me sad whether they are good memories or bad? Why are people afraid of dying? Why are some people not afraid to die? Why do people think I should die? How has mourning of death evolved in human culture?