i let it go. just like that disney princess song.
this post was submitted on 28 Aug 2024
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I keep loved ones. Seems like they are not gone, to a degree.
The contact list is there to be used as such. For sentimentality, I have pictures and letters and stuff. Maybe their birthday on my calendar.
And the reality is that if it's a super important person, I won't forget them. Or I'll be senile, but by then it's a different story.
Apparently I delete them. I could think of one person I've had the phone number of that died 10 years ago or something. I don't have their contact details anymore.
I've not had any close family die the last decade so that answer may change.
I delete it. For those people, I have more profound ways to contact them.