In recent years, more and more young people in the post-00s are choosing to make a will, and they seem to be more open to the topic of life and death than the older generation.
However, there are concerns about whether making a will too early in life will restrict life's freedoms. It does feel like there are some potential risks.
What do people think about young people making wills? Do you support this practice? Does it help reduce fear of death and promote death education?
I agree with this trend with both hands! Society is constantly evolving, and progress in thinking is the core driving force. The younger generation is living a more egotistical and spontaneous life, and this spontaneity is not a characteristic of an individual, but a reflection of the progress of the entire era.
? Making a will reflects an attitude:
For yourself: plan your life in advance to avoid delays and regrets, express your emotions and enjoy life in a timely manner.
To family: take responsibility and leave love rather than a burden (either financially or emotionally).
? This demonstrates a blandness in the face of life and death:
By arranging your afterlife in advance, you will be able to be calm, reduce anxiety, stress and fear, and maintain your sanity.
? It reflects the outlook on life and the world:
Having a zeroed-in mindset is not about seeing beyond the obvious, but about being awake and cognizant, and making the necessary preparations and thinking about what is bound to happen in the future.
Being 70 years old, I also wrote my will a long time ago.
