What kind of person let alone mother would try drag her daughter down when her baby has died.Seen this on Facebook group.![]()
What kind of person let alone mother would try drag her daughter down when her baby has died.Seen this on Facebook group.![]()
JesusSeen this on Facebook group.![]()
Eh? I always just thought they were getting their info from their instagram? The papers never had any extra information than what they had shared on there stories. She's talking bullSeen this on Facebook group.![]()
I think you are right, some people think just because of what has happened with them loosing azalyia you aren’t meant to say anything along the lines of negative or that goes against them. But I’m sorry people can’t walk on egg shells forever as there’s a few things that just don’t ring rightThey’re all just as bad as each other, in my opinion. They illustrate the weird side of social media beautifully!
We have a graveyard not far from us and we have never seen anything like this. Nor have we seen the amount of teddies, balloons etc. I know they r grieving but I really feel they need proper professional help. This isn't healthy every single day/night going down. Saf is struggling and the only person who seems to help her every day is her brother.Do people usually tend to park a load of cars at the graveyard like how ash and his family do? Just seems they are taking it over with all the cars lined up
I wouldn’t feel comfortable or happy visiting a grave at the same time that these are all there it’s like they’ve taken over and you would feel like you shouldn’t be there it’s also it quite a residential area so can’t imagine the residents are happy about it, it does seem to be turning into some kind of circus, I hope all the balloons weren’t just let to drift off into the sky 🥲Do people usually tend to park a load of cars at the graveyard like how ash and his family do? Just seems they are taking it over with all the cars lined up
you’d think common courtesy would be a factor and that rules wouldn’t be needed….. how very wrong to assume that common sense still remains a strong factor!There really should be rules about behaviour in cemeteries. Like hospitals. Often cemeteries are full of distraught family members visiting the graves of people they loved and lost. You wouldn't have a big firework party in the hospital, and it's completely inappropriate in a cemetery. Nothing wrong with marking someone's birthday, but visit the grave with consideration for others who will probably not be there to see music, dancing, balloons and beer, and have the party at home or at a pub. The graveside decorations and requests for freebies to mark important days like birthdays are so ott now. Where will it all end?