TikTok has some of the most remarkable examples of human stories. At the core of one woman’s journey through her husband’s funeral, a question emerged: is there a right way to grieve? For West Virginia native Angelica Radevski, she chose to do it by framing a portion of her husband’s tattooed skin — and, as you can imagine, the internet had plenty to say.
Let’s just burst the bubble quickly: there’s no universal way to honor the dead — unless they come back to life. In that case, the solution would be strangely simple after the initial shock. Across countless cultures, people have their own unique ways of saying their final goodbyes. Some late fashion icons have even turned their funerals into runway shows. As long as a funeral home isn’t engaging in anything unethical, there’s no reason the bereaved shouldn’t be granted whatever they need to say goodbye with dignity.
