Gone but Not Deleted

8/23/2018

This article discusses the emotional and psychological significance of keeping text messages from loved ones who have passed away. It delves into the ways in which these digital messages can provide a sense of comfort and connection to those grieving the loss of a loved one. The article explores different perspectives on the topic, with some proponents arguing that holding onto text messages helps maintain a connection and preserve memories, while others see it as a way to prolong the grieving process. Overall, the article highlights the complex and deeply personal nature of dealing with the digital remnants of deceased loved ones.

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