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Originally Posted by Hypernova
I was in Taiwan until 9, and I don't think my parents ever thought about this either. To us it was just another empty field you have to fill in for what ever form you are filling.
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That's why I said "most", but the thing is, even if your parents don't care, it's considered to be unfilial if you have your parents ending up in the situation (same for your offsprings having you ending up in the situation of being donated), so either way, with both common practice and social pressure, the cycle continues and hence it becomes a rare thing to become an "after-death" donator. Now, if you donate your organs while you're alive, that's a different story.