Zenparticle said:He took you to see his body? Must have been the cadaver..I hope
gravenewworld said:If they ever wanted to make the PERFECT pillow they would make them out of human lungs.
Ivan Seeking said:Now that's one that never occurred to me!
One night while studying at the hospital I found myself sitting alone in a room with a dead guy. That alone was a very strange experience. I can hardly imagine cutting into a cadaver.
A strange experience? Ahh, the niceties of today's American life.Ivan Seeking said:One night while studying at the hospital I found myself sitting alone in a room with a dead guy. That alone was a very strange experience.
Playing with a dead body is not only disrespectful, but it also poses health risks. It is important to treat the deceased with dignity and to follow proper protocols for handling a dead body.
No, it is not legal to play with a dead body. This is considered desecration of a corpse and is a criminal offense in most countries.
The consequences of playing with a dead body can range from legal repercussions to physical and emotional harm. It can also cause further trauma for the family and loved ones of the deceased.
If a friend asks you to play with their dead body, it is important to respectfully decline and explain why it is not appropriate. You can also offer to support them in finding healthier ways to cope with their grief.
If you have already played with a dead body, it is important to seek professional help and to report the situation to the proper authorities. It is also important to reflect on the reasons why you engaged in this behavior and to make a plan to avoid similar situations in the future.