a morbid question?

I does not matter to me. All that is left after you die is your physical body. What really matters is where your soul and spirit goes

Cremation.

I'm interested in the green burial reef - after being cremated - my remains will be mixed with concrete and placed in the ocean. It creates a reef home for fish.

Why? Doesn't take up much space and contributes to a healthier ocean environment and home for the fishies..

Cremation, of course. I'm not superstitious, thinking my rotting, discarded shell will be of any use to the earth--especially if it's full of formaldehyde & not allowed to rot naturally. Even with out the formaldehyde polluting the ground, too many dead bodies might not be a great thing for those left behind.

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Self cremation.

Cremation-I want to be a part of the Earth.

Cremation. Being buried is a waste of money, land and materials used to make the casket

Cremation. I dont feel comfortable rotting inside a casket.

Cremation, and I want all my ashes spread on the wind so that the wind can carry me to all the places that I have never been.

Cremation, it's cheaper and yhe world's running out of real estate

Cremation. I intend to donate my organs to whomever needs them, and I don't think I'll be looking too pretty after that.