@3mebp: Some people disappear during sickness, family struggles, and years of hardship, yet suddenly become the face of grief when death arrives. This short exposes the uncomfortable truth about performative mourning and fractured family relationships. #FuneralHypocrisy #FamilyDrama #HardTruths #RealityCheck #LifeLessons #Relationships #IslamicReminder #Family #Truth

Soursop :

I think this has been happening with Asian culture since 1950

CHIEF OF ARMY STAFF :

Unfortunately, very true.

Khadija Majeed340 :

May Allah forgive us

Malik 🙏 :

It is a reality and a deeply troubling/disturbing fact which many of us are living through! I speak from personal experience and as painful as it was, I learnt to accept that which is out of my control. 🙏

saqibyaqub40 :

Iv seen it in my family

Mrluxurytravel :

I dont think people lie any more relationships are CUT-OFF before no one even prays or attend funerals let alone fake condolences

Asmabegum :

no one wants to cut tires for nothing. no matter how hard you try to break the barriers the other person would make the situation worser and finally you give up on try. this is personal experience.

Theodore :

Sadly true

Peter P Boxer :

absolutely hard and true facts

kc dread :

Love someone when he/she still alive

Dr Paul Kersey :

Sareedo. :

Sad truth

Binsey :

May Allah forgive us.

Rasub Afzal :

Absolutely true

user2205147619122 :

💯True

Pistachio :

Kundan :

Always been a big issue in our community 🇮🇳🇵🇰🇧🇩….. The worst part is when the main actors are praising the deceased and attributing them with virtues they probably didn’t have . This is followed by a feast of Biryani, Nan bread, korma , kheer and a variety of fizzy drinks.

Alex :

The same happens at weddings, crocodile tears when the bride is leaving her fathers house even though she’s only moving nearby

Zhu Nurain International U.K. :

👌

user1586182078617 :

😁😁😁