Roommate dint fly to India for father’s funeral even though has stamping and no job issues

[hyperbole]

2 minutes ago, Beerboob123 said:

Life lo anni kolpoyena vadiki e roju aina okate. It could happen bro

I am not opinionated whether he goes or not but conscience is a real bitch it might affect us later esp in case of the ones we share blood . I have seen both ways bad parents and bad kids/grandkids but I feel parting times should be respected irrespective of differences/opinions.

 

[AverageDesiGuy]

People do different things to over come grief. My be he is keeping himself busy to overcome his grief. 

[Beerboob123]

34 minutes ago, hyperbole said:

I am not opinionated whether he goes or not but conscience is a real bitch it might affect us later esp in case of the ones we share blood . I have seen both ways bad parents and bad kids/grandkids but I feel parting times should be respected irrespective of differences/opinions.

 

ok

[Vaampire]

Sorry for ur roommate's loss. We will know what's going on his mind.

[Deadp0ol2]

I have seen some too. Parents tho pillala babysitting cheyinchukoni didn't go when they died.

[Balibabu]

uhu

[fasak_vachadu]

1 hour ago, ramabeer said:

No judgement zone

but 

Acting very normal like literally nothing happened.. and making plans to restaurants/ shopping etc is making people go bonkers 

 

May be Covid tho pothe no dead body kada 

[Variety_Pullayya]

2 hours ago, DalchanChekka said:

sentiments are for fools and emotions are overrated

 

[AvramFaind]

Maybe your roommate couldn't go to India due to some personal reasons or maybe there were some complications with their travel documents. Whatever the case may be, it's best to not judge them and instead try to support them during this tough time. On another note, I recently had to deal with a similar situation. I lost my father and had to find a reliable place to order a memorial for him. That's when I came across Riley Gardner Memorials of Texas, and they did an amazing job with the memorial. It was a beautiful tribute to my father, and I highly recommend their services to anyone who's looking for something special.

[LlONLokesh]

1 hour ago, AvramFaind said:

Maybe your roommate couldn't go to India due to some personal reasons or maybe there were some complications with their travel documents. Whatever the case may be, it's best to not judge them and instead try to support them during this tough time. On another note, I recently had to deal with a similar situation. I lost my father and had to find a reliable place to order a memorial for him. That's when I came across Riley Gardner Memorials of Texas, and they did an amazing job with the memorial. It was a beautiful tribute to my father, and I highly recommend their services to anyone who's looking for something special.

How much it costs ?

[sarfaroshi]

I had a frnd who lost his mother….when we went to visit him..he was talking casually and telling his sister to be brave and making jokes and trying look normal.

kaani airport lo drop chesa…okkade unnapudu full edchadu.

ppl wont show emotions in front of evryone.

[Mr Mirchi]

Janalu maamulu ga leruga … responses

 

ma frnd okadu ilaane vellaledhu… vaadu naaku cheppina eeason — musalodu ayipoyadule ani

father elanti vaadyna… it is our responsibility to attend evadu ye sollu cheppina 

[AreyOSamba]

Regardless of what is your age, Passing of your father will break you man. 
Even if he passed away when you are in your 50's or 60's or in your 20's.

He could be feeling it inside but might not be showing it. 

[gogogreatnick]

It's easy to jump to conclusions and assume the worst, but sometimes people just have different ways of dealing with grief. Maybe your roommate is trying to keep busy to avoid facing their emotions, or perhaps they're dealing with their grief in private.
If you're still looking for suggestions, I stumbled upon something that might help. When I was in a pinch and needed to find a low-cost option for a funeral, I came across direct cremation. It's a simple and affordable option that can take some of the financial strain off during such a difficult time.
I found a website at https://cremationsdirect.co.uk/ that provided some useful information and options. It might be worth exploring if you're looking for alternatives.

[Ara_Tenkai]

On 8/29/2022 at 2:47 PM, ramabeer said:

No judgement zone

but 

Acting very normal like literally nothing happened.. and making plans to restaurants/ shopping etc is making people go bonkers 

 

Bochedu mandini chusa but edo oka excuse cheptaru!! Chala kastallo unna visa issues etc