Change Quote by Rosamund Lupton

“it’s better to be embarrassed than dead.”

— Brandon Sanderson

“It's okay to talk about it. Death is so normal, I don't know why everyone gets so hung up about it. We all have…

— Rachel Ward

“I think you talk big,” said Pleasant. “I think you talk about death like it’s your friend. But if you really want to get…

— Derek Landy

No doubt many people have the feeling that to talk about death at all is, in effect, to conjure it up mentally, to bring…

— Raymond Moody

“Dead strangers evoked a smorgasbord of the lesser emotions and served as marvelous educational tools, warnings, and veiled threats. When an acquaintance was killed,…

— Nevada Barr

“Why not stop trying to prevent posterity being silent about you? You were born to die, and a silent funeral is less bothersome.”

— Seneca

“What if you knew that the next person you’d see would be the last person you would ever see? You’d be right there soaking…

— Michael A. Singer

“But I stopped crying when I noticed that very few people were being openly emotional. I’d never seen that many stoic people at a…

— Sherman Alexie

“We might as well face it: Death is a bore. It is even harder on the survivors than on the deceased, who at least…

— Alan Bradley

“Why did you laugh right before you lost consciousness.” “Death’s an adventure. I lived big. Rigor mortis makes your face stick. So, who knew…

— Karen Marie Moning

“Everyone dies, honey," I said, very quietly. "Everyone. There's no 'if.' There's only 'when.'" I let that sink in for a moment. " When…

— Jim Butcher

“I think the root of embarrassment is feeling totally misunderstood, wanting to explain yourself over and over but knowing that you won't make much…

— Alice Ozma