There’s no Instagram to remember deceased loved ones, no Tumblr tag for death. There’s no GroupMe-like service for strangers to commiserate about sleepless nights and recurring nightmares. That shouldn’t be a surprise – what entrepreneur wants to pitch a venture capitalist on that app? What advertiser wants their products and brands sitting alongside a weepy comment or video about bereavement?

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Straight truth though. It’s all about what’s “best” in the end.

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colinfitzpatrick said: An boyfriend of mine died back in the MySpace era of the internet and the way grieving was handled between myself and his friends and his old profiles is a story I’d love to share with you sometime.

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