I have seen it happen and I don't see the problem with it as long as people are respectful.
Is it just me or does anyone else find it extremely disrespectful and rude when people visit graveyards for a look to see who is dead, when they died, who they are buried with etc??? I was visiting a close relatives grave today in a small graveyard, which I do regularly and stay for sometimes an hour or so, and came across a woman who walked up and down each row (some more than once) stopping at almost every grave and even in some cases moved flowers at headstones to read the headstones.
This is not the first time I have seen people doing this. Does this happen everywhere??
No I asked her was she looking for someone in particular at first so that I could help her.
Don't think I am making too much of it as I wouldn't like her being at my relatives graves the way she was at others, reading messages on wreaths of someone who was just buried and watching people crying at their relatives gravestones.
I don't think what your mother is doing is being nosey or disrespectful but this woman stayed there for nearly an hour in a small graveyard and went at peoples graves. I did feel sorry for her if she has nothing else better to do than visit graves of people she doesnt know.
I guess i'm the only one who it bothers but I guess it depends on personal circumstances.
Did you consider saying something to her?Is it just me or does anyone else find it extremely disrespectful and rude when people visit graveyards for a look to see who is dead, when they died, who they are buried with etc??? I was visiting a close relatives grave today in a small graveyard, which I do regularly and stay for sometimes an hour or so, and came across a woman who walked up and down each row (some more than once) stopping at almost every grave and even in some cases moved flowers at headstones to read the headstones.
This is not the first time I have seen people doing this. Does this happen everywhere??
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