# HellaSwag / 14735

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{"activity_label":"Family Life","ctx":"[header] How to honor deceased loved ones at your wedding [title] Think about your comfort level. [step] Of course, you want to honor your loved one in the best way possible. However, you should also realize your limits.","endings":"[\"[title] Think about your feelings about the deceased person. [step] Most people withdraw from their loved ones because they are afraid that honoring someone's death will cause pain and distress for them.\", \"You shouldn't stand by and watch your loved one die. Of course, you care about him, so you want to honor him.\", \"For instance, you probably only date loved ones with whom you are close. You don't want to include people who also have been close to your loved one.\", \"If the pain is still fresh and you don't want to break down at your wedding, seriously think about what will make you overly emotional and what won't. For instance, having a moment of silence or prayer for your loved one may make you more emotional than including a photo of your loved one.\"]"}

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