Am I the only one irritated by people saying someone "passed"? Or their cat "crossed the rainbow bridge"? They died. What's wrong with saying so?

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2024-10-17 04:41

Am I the only one irritated by people saying someone "passed"? Or their cat "crossed the rainbow bridge"? They died. What's wrong with saying so?

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8 小時內	Rob McKinnon mckinnon3495	When racers at the Isle of Man TT crash and die, it is said: “He fell off”, but everyone knows what that really means.
9 小時內	Mie Stenbäck mie_stenback	No poetry would ever have been written if nothing but straight factual terms would satisfy all emotional situations.
11 小時內	Amanda Wheatley amandawheatley21	I'm irritated by people who dictate using the word died. Some people are not ready to use it.
12 小時內	Viviana Marrone viviana.marrone	Yeah, when did people stop saying “passed away” and started saying “passed” instead? I say “passed away” and I think most boomers do.
12 小時內	Suzanne Murray suzannesaysthis	You’re not alone … same people that wonder why there is stigma around death don’t even use the words dead ,death ,died .
14 小時內	Sue Cole susan.cole16	'They passed' sounds like they had a shit.