HypoFutures

👕 Where was the polyester on your shirt grown?

Every objection to death planning is actually a grief response in disguise.

"I'm not ready" = I'm scared.
"My family won't understand" = I'm alone in this.
"I can't afford it" = I don't believe I deserve support.

None of these are reasons to wait.
They're reasons to start.

Planning for death isn't about you.
It's about the people who love you and the weight you either leave them or lift from them.

You decide what that's worth.
No one is turned away for lack of funds.

Who would you be doing this for? ↓

Preparation is love

Survival is collaborative across time.

♾️ what would change if you honored yours?

Reposting from 2020 because this keeps being necessary.

(additions/subtractions/revisions extremely welcome)

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Protest protocol isn't just about what to bring or what to turn off. It's about making sure the people you love — your chosen family, your community, the ones the system doesn't see — are protected before, during, and after.

Write that number on your arm. Set your medical info on your lock screen. Pack the meds. Have the conversation about what happens if you don't come home.

That last one is the one we often skip.. but that just leaves your people guessing.

If this is sitting heavy, that's a reason to start the conversation.

Save this. Send it to your people. And if you want help starting the harder conversation — the one about what happens after — DM me.

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May the 4th be with you

Death work is care work.

Affordability and exploitation are often connected