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No one 'has' to attend a funeral. One does so out of love, respect, and sympathy for the survivors. Attending a funeral is hard, but it is the right thing to do. If you absolutely cannot bring yourself to attend, then don't go. However, it is often less difficult to come to terms with a loss by being there to say your final goodbyes.

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