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  Or establish yourself as person of interest to the police if the death was suspicious.
context: How is that self centered? You’re sharing a memory of meeting them. >
  
  Wouldn't that be true if the celeb was still alive? >
  
  Yes but people use a celebrities death to show off that they met them and try to disguise it as a tribute. >
  
  I think there are both kinds of people. >
  
  What if that celebrity is your mom?  That cool? >
  
  I'd argue this is the case even if they didn't die. Pretty much all celeb-selfies are "I-met-this-person" in an image. In my opinion, a selfie post death with a wall of text talking about how much that person meant to your development might be self-centered, but not inherently bad. >
  
  Waiting for the day no one posts a picture with you when you die >
  
  Let me guess, Pele? >
  
  But celebrities need fan to exist. You cant have your cake and eat it too. This is what will happen eventually. People not respecting boundaries of the celebrity. Since they dont respect theirs for those celebrities. >
  
  Duh >
  
  So if you post a picture with your mom who past away are you being self centered? Are you showing off that you knew that person.